What does OAuth provide in terms of authentication?
a. Delegated authorization
b. User identity verification
c. Password management
d. Session state
Answer: a. Delegated authorization
What is OpenID Connect built on top of?
a. OAuth 2.0
b. OAuth 1.0
c. SAML
d. LDAP
Answer: a. OAuth 2.0
What is the purpose of JWT (JSON Web Tokens)?
a. To securely transmit information between parties
b. To manage user sessions
c. To handle authentication and authorization
d. To store user preferences
Answer: a. To securely transmit information between parties
Which component of OAuth is responsible for issuing tokens?
a. Authorization Server
b. Resource Server
c. Client Application
d. User Agent
Answer: a. Authorization Server
What does the
scope parameter in OAuth 2.0 specify?
a. The level of access requested by the client
b. The user’s authentication method
c. The token expiration time
d. The resource server’s URL
Answer: a. The level of access requested by the client
What is the main function of OpenID Connect?
a. To provide authentication on top of OAuth 2.0
b. To manage user sessions
c. To issue access tokens
d. To handle OAuth 2.0 token revocation
Answer: a. To provide authentication on top of OAuth 2.0
What information is typically included in a JWT?
a. Header, Payload, and Signature
b. Token, Secret, and Expiration
c. UserID, Role, and Permissions
d. TokenType, Claims, and ExpiresIn
Answer: a. Header, Payload, and Signature
Which JWT claim is used to identify the token issuer?
a.
iss
b.
sub
c.
exp
d.
aud
Answer: a.
iss
In OAuth 2.0, what role does the Resource Server play?
a. It hosts the protected resources and validates access tokens
b. It issues access tokens to the client
c. It authenticates the user
d. It requests authorization from the user
Answer: a. It hosts the protected resources and validates access tokens
What is the purpose of the
aud claim in a JWT?
a. To specify the intended audience for the token
b. To define the token’s expiration time
c. To indicate the issuer of the token
d. To specify the token type
Answer: a. To specify the intended audience for the token
Which OAuth 2.0 grant type is used to obtain an access token directly from the resource owner?
a. Resource Owner Password Credentials Grant
b. Authorization Code Grant
c. Client Credentials Grant
d. Implicit Grant
Answer: a. Resource Owner Password Credentials Grant
What does OpenID Connect use to extend OAuth 2.0 functionality?
a. ID Tokens
b. Access Tokens
c. Refresh Tokens
d. Authorization Codes
Answer: a. ID Tokens
What does the
exp claim in a JWT specify?
a. The expiration time of the token
b. The issuer of the token
c. The audience of the token
d. The token’s subject
Answer: a. The expiration time of the token
Which OAuth 2.0 grant type is commonly used for web applications that need to access resources on behalf of a user?
a. Authorization Code Grant
b. Client Credentials Grant
c. Resource Owner Password Credentials Grant
d. Implicit Grant
Answer: a. Authorization Code Grant
How does OpenID Connect differentiate between users?
a. By using ID Tokens
b. By using Access Tokens
c. By using Refresh Tokens
d. By using Authorization Codes
Answer: a. By using ID Tokens
What does the
sub claim in a JWT represent?
a. The subject of the token (usually the user)
b. The token’s expiration time
c. The issuer of the token
d. The intended audience of the token
Answer: a. The subject of the token (usually the user)
What is the main advantage of using JWTs for authentication?
a. They are stateless and can be easily passed between servers
b. They require less server-side storage
c. They provide high encryption security
d. They automatically expire after a certain time
Answer: a. They are stateless and can be easily passed between servers
Which OAuth 2.0 grant type is best suited for server-to-server interactions?
a. Client Credentials Grant
b. Resource Owner Password Credentials Grant
c. Authorization Code Grant
d. Implicit Grant
Answer: a. Client Credentials Grant
In OpenID Connect, what is the role of the ID Token?
a. To authenticate the user and provide their identity
b. To authorize access to protected resources
c. To manage refresh tokens
d. To grant access to the client application
Answer: a. To authenticate the user and provide their identity
How is a JWT typically validated?
a. By checking its signature using a secret key or public key
b. By verifying its expiration time
c. By decrypting the token’s payload
d. By querying the authorization server
Answer: a. By checking its signature using a secret key or public key
What is the main purpose of the
refresh_token in OAuth 2.0?
a. To obtain a new access token when the current one expires
b. To authenticate the user
c. To validate the user’s permissions
d. To request additional scopes
Answer: a. To obtain a new access token when the current one expires
Which claim is used to identify the token’s intended audience in JWT?
a.
aud
b.
iss
c.
sub
d.
exp
Answer: a.
aud
What does the
Authorization Code grant type involve in OAuth 2.0?
a. The client receives an authorization code that it exchanges for an access token
b. The client directly requests an access token from the resource owner
c. The client requests a token directly from the authorization server
d. The client uses a refresh token to obtain a new access token
Answer: a. The client receives an authorization code that it exchanges for an access token
Which OAuth 2.0 grant type is most suitable for client-side applications where the client application cannot be trusted to keep secrets?
a. Implicit Grant
b. Authorization Code Grant
c. Client Credentials Grant
d. Resource Owner Password Credentials Grant
Answer: a. Implicit Grant
What does the
nonce parameter in OpenID Connect help prevent?
a. Replay attacks
b. Token expiration
c. Token revocation
d. User impersonation
Answer: a. Replay attacks
What is the
client_id used for in OAuth 2.0?
a. To uniquely identify the client application making the request
b. To specify the user’s identity
c. To manage token expiration
d. To define the resource server’s URL
Answer: a. To uniquely identify the client application making the request
How does OpenID Connect use the
code grant type?
a. By exchanging an authorization code for an ID token and access token
b. By requesting tokens directly from the authorization server
c. By obtaining tokens using the resource owner’s credentials
d. By using refresh tokens to get new tokens
Answer: a. By exchanging an authorization code for an ID token and access token
Which claim indicates the issuer of a JWT?
a.
iss
b.
sub
c.
aud
d.
exp
Answer: a.
iss
In which scenario is the
Implicit Grant type used in OAuth 2.0?
a. For client-side applications where the client application is not able to securely store client secrets
b. For server-side applications that need to exchange authorization codes for tokens
c. For applications that use client credentials to access resources
d. For scenarios where the resource owner provides credentials directly to the client
Answer: a. For client-side applications where the client application is not able to securely store client secrets
What role does the
access_token play in OAuth 2.0?
a. It grants access to protected resources on behalf of the resource owner
b. It verifies the user’s identity
c. It manages user sessions
d. It handles token refresh
Answer: a. It grants access to protected resources on behalf of the resource owner
How is the integrity of a JWT ensured?
a. By using a cryptographic signature
b. By encrypting the token
c. By validating the token’s expiration time
d. By checking the issuer and audience claims
Answer: a. By using a cryptographic signature
Which parameter in OpenID Connect helps mitigate cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks?
a.
state
b.
nonce
c.
code
d.
scope
Answer: a.
state
What is the purpose of the
state parameter in OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect?
a. To maintain state between the authorization request and callback
b. To specify the scope of access
c. To define the token expiration
d. To indicate the token issuer
Answer: a. To maintain state between the authorization request and callback
What does the
id_token in OpenID Connect contain?
a. User identity information and authentication details
b. Access token for resource access
c. Refresh token for obtaining new tokens
d. Authorization code for exchanging tokens
Answer: a. User identity information and authentication details
Which OAuth 2.0 grant type is used for applications that do not have access to a client secret?
a. Implicit Grant
b. Authorization Code Grant
c. Client Credentials Grant
d. Resource Owner Password Credentials Grant
Answer: a. Implicit Grant
How can you verify the authenticity of a JWT?
a. By checking its signature with the secret key or public key
b. By validating its claims against the authorization server
c. By decrypting its payload
d. By ensuring it has not expired
Answer: a. By checking its signature with the secret key or public key
What is the purpose of the
refresh_token in OAuth 2.0?
a. To obtain a new access token when the current one expires
b. To authenticate the user
c. To validate the user’s permissions
d. To request additional scopes
Answer: a. To obtain a new access token when the current one expires
Which claim in a JWT specifies the token’s expiration time?
a.
exp
b.
iat
c.
nbf
d.
sub
Answer: a.
exp
What is the primary purpose of OAuth 2.0?
a. To authorize access to resources on behalf of users
b. To authenticate users
c. To manage user sessions
d. To provide encryption for data
Answer: a. To authorize access to resources on behalf of users
How does OpenID Connect extend OAuth 2.0 functionality?
a. By adding authentication on top of authorization
b. By handling resource server access
c. By managing token revocation
d. By providing client secrets
Answer: a. By adding authentication on top of authorization
What is the primary difference between an
access_token and an
id_token?
a.
access_token is used for accessing resources,
id_token is used for authentication
b.
access_token is for authentication,
id_token is for accessing resources
c.
access_token is for session management,
id_token is for authorization
d.
access_token is used for resource management,
id_token is for token refresh
Answer: a.
access_token is used for accessing resources,
id_token is used for authentication
How does the
nonce parameter improve security in OpenID Connect?
a. It helps prevent replay attacks by ensuring the request is unique
b. It specifies the token’s expiration time
c. It provides user authentication
d. It handles access token refresh
Answer: a. It helps prevent replay attacks by ensuring the request is unique
