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Tag: OAuth

Securing OAUTH Identity

ADCS | Compliance SaaS | Enterprise | Community Edition Securing OAUTH Identity for Stronger Validation RFC 8705 Explained: Why OAuth “Client Names” Are Critical for Your Certificate Strategy The Problem: The Anonymous Client In the modern enterprise, machine-to-machine communication is everywhere. Applications (clients) constantly access APIs and services using protocols like OAuth. Traditionally, these clients are identified only by a simple client ID—a string that tells a resource server who is knocking, but not what it is. This lack of rich identity information creates security and...

certificate, client certificate, mTLS, OAuth, PKI, TLS

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How PKI would have prevented Salesloft Breach

News | mTLS | Risk Applicable: SaaS | Enterprise | Community Edition Salesloft Breach and how PKI eliminates the risk of OAuth token hijacking   Introduction Certificates, specifically mTLS (Mutual TLS) certificates, are a powerful mechanism to address OAuth token theft. They don’t prevent the token from being stolen itself, but they severely limit its usefulness to an attacker, effectively neutralizing the threat. The core idea is to bind the OAuth token to a specific client using a cryptographic key pair, making the stolen token unusable on any other client. Here’s a breakdown of...

AI Agents, authentication, automation, Breach, certificate, mTLS, OAuth, PKI, sales loft, salesforce, Salesloft

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