What role does a refresh token play in OAuth and API security?
- A token used for encryption purposes
- A token used for initial authentication
- A token used for user identification
- A token used to request a new access token
In OAuth, a refresh token is used to request a new access token when the original token expires. It enhances security by reducing the exposure of the access token.
Loading...
Related Quiz
- In advanced API monitoring, _________ can be used to predict potential downtime or performance degradation.
- What approach would you use to test and ensure the integrity of cacheable API responses under varying network conditions?
- In complex test environments, what is a common challenge related to dependency management?
- How does Equivalence Partitioning improve the efficiency of API testing?
- How does the complexity of test scenarios in API testing typically compare to those in unit testing?