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@ -257,6 +257,15 @@ According to browser policy, `window.open` may not be used asynchronously (no pr
The authorization dialog may be opened from a hidden iFrame. If the user is signed in and has already authorized the app a token will be granted. Otherwise an error will be issued.
An error would look like this:
```
https://azp.tld/.well-known/oauth3/callback.html#/
?error=enoauth@oauth3.org
&error_description=Not already authorized
&error_uri=https://oauth3.org/errors/enoauth@oauth3.org
&debug=false
```
### Step 1
@ -270,6 +279,9 @@ https://smithfam.net/#/authorization_dialog/
&client_uri=azp.tld
&client_id=azp.tld
&subject=jane@smithfam.net
&jwk_kty=<<EC>>
&jwk_kid=<<thumbprint of key>>
&jwk_XXX=<<property XXX of jwk>>
&redirect_uri=<<encodeURIComponent('https://azp.tld/.well-known/oauth3/callback.html')>>
&debug=false
```
@ -282,7 +294,9 @@ In OAuth3 `client_uri` replaces `client_id` and so `client_id` is only necessary
`subject` is optional, but allows the issuer to skip the step of asking the user for their username / email.
TODO It should also be possible to pass qualifiers for the security requirements of the azp (recency of login, mfa requirements, etc).
TODO It should also be possible to pass qualifiers (acr) for the security requirements of the azp (recency of login, mfa requirements, etc).
TODO `jwk`. should be optional. It may be used to publish a public key such that the application may generate its own tokens, if the issuer supports it.
### Step 2 (determine subject / get username/email)
@ -302,3 +316,37 @@ It is recommended to avoid using passwords and to instead use device-based authe
In the reference implementation the user is sent an email with a login code or the device generates a new public/private keypair.
### step 4 (authorize / grant)
A JWT (token) with the following properties will be generated:
```
{ "jti": "<<nonce>>"
, "iat": <<issued at unix timestamp in seconds>>
, "amr": "pwd@oauth3.org"
, "laa": <<last authentication at unix timestamp in seconds>>
, "exp": <<expiry unix timestamp in seconds>>
, "sub": "<<psuedonymous pairwise identifier>>"
, "iss": "smithfam.net"
, "azp": "azp.tld"
, "aud": "azp.tld"
, "scp": "auth@oauth3.org,domains@oauth3.org"
, "ttl": 0 /* cannot be renewed even before exp */
}
```
It isn't necessary to have a refresh token because the token can be refreshed through a hidden iframe in a browser in the same way it was acquired the first time.
However, where the issuer supports refresh tokens, they must have the additional property of `renew: true`
The token will be passed back to the application in the following form:
```
https://azp.tld/.well-known/oauth3/callback.html#/
?access_token=<<token>>
&token_type=<<Bearer>>
&refresh_token=<<refresh_token>>
&expires_in=<<token.exp - now>>
&scope=<<token.scp>>
&state=<<params.state>>
&debug=false
```