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October 15-17 | Vancouver, British Columbia
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Thursday, October 17 • 2:00pm - 2:30pm
What API Specifications and Tools Help Engineers to Construct a High Security API System? - Yoshiyuki Tabata, Hitachi, Ltd.

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OAuth 2.0 is a key standard of API security. To construct a high security API system, various standards on top of OAuth 2.0 are used, such as PKCE, OpenID Connect and FAPI. Engineers to construct API systems often use a mock of a client application to test the API system. Swagger UI is a frequently used OSS as a mock and is useful because it supports flows of OAuth 2.0 like Authorization Code Grant. However, it doesn’t support specifications such as PKCE and FAPI. It also doesn’t have useful functions for testing like calling endpoints of the authorization server (Token Introspection/Logout/UserInfo/Well-Known Endpoint) and decoding tokens (access/refresh/ID token). In the presentation, we introduce an example of high security API system using Keycloak, and our mock. At last, we discuss requirements to implement those security functions to Swagger UI and API specifications.

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Yoshiyuki Tabata

CNCF Ambassador, Senior OSS Consultant, Hitachi, Ltd.
Yoshiyuki Tabata is a CNCF Ambassador, and Senior OSS Consultant at OSS Solution Center at Hitachi, Ltd, responsible for Authentication/Authorization and API-related solutions. As an authentication and authorization expert, he has provided numerous consultations, for example designing... Read More →



Thursday October 17, 2019 2:00pm - 2:30pm PDT
Pavilion Ballroom
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