How can you prevent replay attacks when using OAuth 2.0?
- Use Nonce Values
- Use Long-lived Tokens
- Use Weak Passwords
- Use Static Client IDs
Preventing replay attacks in OAuth 2.0 involves using Nonce values (number used once) to ensure that each request is unique and can't be replayed. Nonces are typically used with authorization codes to add an extra layer of security. The other options are not effective in preventing replay attacks.
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