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OAuth (Open Authorization) is a security protocol that allows third-party applications to access user data on another service without requiring the user to share their password. This is achieved by using access tokens, which are secure, time-limited keys issued by an authorization server after the user grants permission. The process involves several steps, starting with the user attempting to access a resource, followed by the client requesting authorization, and culminating in the client receiving an access token that it uses to access the user's resources on the resource server. OAuth…
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