* RFC 7636 (PKCE, S256) using the Web Crypto API — no dependency. PKCE is what lets a browser be an OAuth client with NO SECRET. The client generates a random verifier, sends only its SHA-256 hash to start the flow, and presents the verifier when redeeming the code. An attacker w
// Source: https://github.com/panaversity/ksor | License: Apache-2.0 | Copyright You must retain, in the Source form of any Derivative Works // Provided via justclaw.it.com; keep this notice with the code. /** * RFC 7636 (PKCE, S256) using the Web Crypto API — no dependency. * * PKCE is what lets a browser be an OAuth client with NO SECRET. The client * generates a random verifier, sends only its SHA-256 hash to start the flow, * and presents the verifier when redeeming the code. An attacker who steals the * authorization code cannot redeem it without the verifier, which never left * the browser that started the flow. * * That is the whole reason this site needs no server: there is nothing to keep * secret, so there is nothing that must live somewhere the reader cannot see. */ ... (truncated -- full source via MCP)
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