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FAQ OAuth2

When should you use the Authorization code flow with PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) ?

TLDR: If you’re using the Authorization Code flow in a mobile app, Single page application, desktop app, or any other type of application that can’t store a client secret securely (i.e. the only place secure enough is your servers), then you should use the PKCE extension, which provides protections against other attacks where the authorization code may be intercepted and it does not require a client secret.

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