Postman Testing for OAuth Authorization & Authentication

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01 - Introduction

001 Introduction to APIs and Postman.mp4

07:12

002 Token-based authentication (JWT token).mp4

09:12

003 API tests and variables in Postman.mp4

08:48

external-links.txt

02 - OAuth 2.0 flow with the Dropbox API and Postman

001 Why do we need OAuth.mp4

03:24

002 Overview of the OAuth 2.0 Authorzation Code grant.mp4

04:10

003 Register your client application with Dropbox.mp4

04:12

004 Setup the scope.html

005 Specifying the scope.html

006 Step 1 Getting the authorization code.mp4

07:13

007 Debugging requests with the Postman console.mp4

01:47

008 Step 2 Getting the access token.mp4

02:46

009 Step 3 Using the access token to get data.mp4

05:17

010 Authorize using the browser vs Postman.mp4

00:36

011 OAuth 2.0 Implicit Code Grant flow.mp4

02:23

012 Conclusion.mp4

00:43

013 Download Postman collection for Dropbox OAuth 2.0.html

external-links.txt

03 - OAuth 1.0 flow with the Flickr API and Postman

001 Register your client application with Flickr.mp4

01:26

002 Step 1 Getting a request token in OAuth 1.0 with Postman.mp4

03:27

003 Step 2 Ask for permission (get the oauth verifier token).mp4

02:20

004 Step 3 Getting the access token (exchange the request token + auth verifier).mp4

01:59

005 Step 4 Using the access token to get data.mp4

01:29

006 Improving the flow with Postman scripts.mp4

07:01

007 Download Postman collection for Flickr OAuth 1.0.html

04 - Conclusion

001 Bonus Lecture.html

Description

Learn about why OAuth is important and how to use it with APIs like: Dropbox, Flickr and many more.

What You'll Learn?

Learn the fundamentals or OAuth
Use OAuth to access APIs
Work with the Dropbox API
Work with the Flickr API

Who is this for?

Students who want to learn how to use OAuth

What You Need to Know?

The Postman App should be installed

You should have a good understanding of the HTTP protocol

You should know how to build requests in Postman

More details

Description
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to API authorization testing using OAuth in Postman. Throughout the course, you will gain an in-depth understanding of the fundamental concepts of OAuth, including its different flows and uses. You will learn how OAuth is applied in various real-world situations, such as backend applications, single-page applications, and mobile apps.
The course also provides hands-on experience with using different OAuth flows and how to create requests using Postman. You will work with different real-world APIs and learn to use Postman to send requests and validate the responses.
In addition to the theoretical aspects of OAuth 1.0 and OAuth 2.0 and their practical application, the course also covers testing. You will learn how to test OAuth flows and APIs using Postman, and gain the knowledge and skills needed to test and debug your OAuth-secured APIs effectively. This course will provide you with a solid foundation for working with OAuth and APIs in a practical and efficient manner.

Here are some of the topics that we will do in this course:
Token-based authentication (JWT token)
OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code grant
OAuth 2.0 Implicit Code Grant flow
OAuth 1.0 flow with the Flickr API

Credits
This OAuth logo is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license (creativecommons . org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en). Author: Chris Messina
Who this course is for:
Students who want to learn how to use OAuth

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Agile Enterprise software developer with a strong background in computer science. I believe there is a better way of developing software by using Agile and Scrum.I like being part of different communities and I am a Postman Supernova and AWS Community Builder. I have been involved in many open-source projects, including being a member of the Joomla! CMS Bug Squad, Joomla! Stack Exchange moderator and TYPO3 CMS Security Team. As you can guess, I am a dedicated software developer and open source lover.I decided to join Udemy because of my desire to share my know-how in specific areas.

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