Client authentication and access token ownership validation
A method of performing validation of an access token under OAuth 2.0 protocol includes: providing, by an authorization server, the access token for service to a client in response to a request for the access token; adding, by the client, a client signature to at least the access token; forwarding, by the client, the access token as part of a service request to a resource server; and validating, by the resource server, whether the client is a valid owner of the access token, wherein the validation is based on at least the client signature of the access token. The validation is based on a hash of a combination of the service request, the access token and a shared secret key common to the client and the resource server, the output of which hash is added to the service request, and the resource server validates the hash.
1. A method of performing validation of an access token for wireless communication, comprising:
providing, by an authorization server, the access token for service to a client in response to a request for the access token;
adding, by the client, a client signature to at least the access token;
forwarding, by the client, the access token as part of a service request to a resource server; and
validating, by the resource server, whether the client is a valid owner of the access token, wherein the validation is based on at least the client signature of the access token;
wherein an increasing random number is associated with the access token signed by the client and forwarded as part of the service request, and wherein the increasing random number is protected by the signature of the client on the access token, and wherein the client signature is provided for the entire service request including the access token, and wherein the access token is signed by the authorization server, whereby the access token is associated with the service request forwarded to the resource server by the proxy node.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the resource server validates the client signature using a client server public key included in a client server certificate signed by a trusted certificate authority (CA).
3. The method of claim 2 , wherein the client server certificate is added to the service request by the proxy node, and wherein the resource server receives the client server certificate in the service request.
4. The method of claim 2 , wherein the client server certificate is added to the service request by the client server, and wherein the resource server receives the client server certificate in the service request.
5. A method of performing validation of an access token for wireless communication, comprising:
providing, by an authorization server, the access token for service to a client in response to a request for the access token;
adding, by the client, a client signature to at least the access token;
forwarding, by the client, the access token as part of a service request to a resource server; and
validating, by the resource server, whether the client is a valid owner of the access token, wherein the validation is based on at least the client signature of the access token;
wherein a hash of the service request is associated with the access token signed by the client and forwarded as part of the service request, and wherein the hash of the service request is protected by the signature of the client on the access token, and wherein the client signature is provided for the entire service request including the access token, and wherein the access token is signed by the authorization server, whereby the access token is associated with the service request forwarded to the resource server by the proxy node.
6. The method of claim 5 , wherein the resource server validates the client signature using a client server public key included in a client server certificate signed by a trusted certificate authority (CA).
7. The method of claim 6 , wherein the client server certificate is added to the service request by the proxy node, and wherein the resource server receives the client server certificate in the service request.
8. The method of claim 6 , wherein the client server certificate is added to the service request by the client server, and wherein the resource server receives the client server certificate in the service request.
9. A method of performing validation of an access token for wireless communication, comprising:
providing, by an authorization server, the access token for service to a client in response to a request for the access token;
adding, by the client, a client signature to at least the access token;
forwarding, by the client, the access token as part of a service request to a resource server; and
validating, by the resource server, whether the client is a valid owner of the access token, wherein the validation is based on at least the client signature of the access token;
wherein an increasing random number is associated with the access token signed by the client and forwarded as part of the service request, and wherein the increasing random number is protected by the signature of the client on the access token, and wherein the validation is based on a hash of a combination of the service request, the access token and a shared secret key common to the client and the resource server, and wherein the output of the hash is added to the service request, and wherein the resource server validates the hash by i) hashing the service request including the access token and the shared secret key, and ii) comparing the output of the hashing by the resource server with the hash added to the service request received via the proxy node.
10. A method of performing validation of an access token for wireless communication, comprising:
providing, by an authorization server, the access token for service to a client in response to a request for the access token;
adding, by the client, a client signature to at least the access token;
forwarding, by the client, the access token as part of a service request to a resource server; and
validating, by the resource server, whether the client is a valid owner of the access token, wherein the validation is based on at least the client signature of the access token;
wherein a hash of the service request is associated with the access token signed by the client and forwarded as part of the service request, and wherein the hash of the service request is protected by the signature of the client on the access token, and wherein the validation is based on a hash of a combination of the service request, the access token and a shared secret key common to the client and the resource server, and wherein the output of the hash is added to the service request, and wherein the resource server validates the hash by i) hashing the service request including the access token and the shared secret key, and ii) comparing the output of the hashing by the resource server with the hash added to the service request received via the proxy node.