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OAuth 2.0, JWTs and Service Credentials

OAuth 2.0 is delegated authorization: an app acts on a user's behalf without ever holding their password. Knowing which grant fits which caller, what a JWT does and does not prove, and how to act on behalf of a user from a backend is the difference between an integration that passes a security review and one that gets sent back.

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