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Gain insights into OAuth 2.0, its components, and workflows. Learn about Google sign-in integration in Python and discover resources for further exploration of OAuth 2.0.

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Open authorization (OAuth) is an open standard for authorization that enables apps to provide client applications with secure delegated access. It works over HTTPS and uses access tokens rather than user credentials. It allows sharing resources stored on one site with another with limited, strictly delimited client-side control.

This course provides information about OAuth 2.0, its components, and its workflows. We will learn how to build an application demonstrating Google sign-in integration. Lastly, this course will provide recommendations and resources for further exploration of the OAuth 2.0.

Authorization with OAuth 2.0 in Python

## How does OAuth 2.0 work?

The client requires its credentials, which are a client ID and client secret, from the authorization server before it uses OAuth 2.0. These are used for identification and authentication purposes when requesting an access token. The client generates the access requests, which can be a website, a mobile application, a desktop application, and so on.

# How does OAuth 2.0 work?

The client requires its credentials, which are a client ID and client secret, from the authorization server before it uses OAuth 2.0. These are used for identification and authentication purposes when requesting an access token. The client generates the access requests, which can be a website, a mobile application, a desktop application, and so on.

Learn how OAuth 2.0 works and how to integrate it into an application.

Introduction

Sign In with Google

Conclusion

The Workflow of OAuth 2.0

How does OAuth 2.0 work?