@0x0SojalSec: Open-source OAuth 2.0 authentication server you can host yourself. Build your own auth service, a self-hosted OAuth 2.0…
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An open-source OAuth 2.0 authentication server you can host yourself, supporting Google, GitHub, email login, custom providers, and modern deployment platforms. It's recommended for backend engineers to learn how modern auth systems work.
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Open-source OAuth 2.0 authentication server you can host yourself.
Build your own auth service, a self-hosted OAuth 2.0 authentication server that supports Google, GitHub, email login, custom providers, and modern deployment platforms.
This repository is a great way to learn how modern auth systems actually work:
- OAuth 2.0
- PKCE
- Access & Refresh Tokens
- Social Login
- Identity Providers
- Self-hosted Authentication
Highly recommended for every backend engineer.
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