OpenID Connect in a Nutshell

Posted at 10:29 pm on January 24, 2012 by Mike Jones

Nat Sakimura has written a valuable post describing OpenID Connect in a nutshell. It shows by example how simple it is for relying parties to use basic OpenID Connect functionality. If you’re involved in OpenID Connect in any way, or are considering becoming involved, his post is well worth reading.

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