How can a public API resource be in a secure vault? It's public (!) and holds no credentials.
I think it should be:
Public API resource - OAuth
username and passeord in an encoded string - secure vault
authorization through indentity provider - HTTP basic authentication
OAuth is one of many solutions you can use to protect your APIs and other resources. It allows users to securely delegate access to resources without sharing their original credentials. OAuth2 has been around since 2012 as a standard and is built on lessons from other, earlier standards, including OAuth1 and SAML.
OAuth is a way to get access to protected data from an application. It's safer and more secure than asking users to log in with passwords., NO CORRECT , , oauth is an application
you are wrong, OAuth needs an identity provider to get the interchange of Tokens and then the user access without the use of user/pass. OAuth is not an application, its a protocol. Two different things. Answer is correct.
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