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now what is going on guys today i wanted to discuss the two main endpoint authentication and authorization methods in both oauth and open id connect simply because you know if you look at this table here so this is the ayana registry of the ways on how you can authenticate to the endpoint then you should actually know like what each of these things mean and thatamp;#39;s what i wanted to talk about today so itamp;#39;s actually very simple so client secret basic means that you are using http basic auth to get to the endpoint so that means you have a shared secret a client secret you have a username which is like the client id and then you take that stuff join it with a colon and base64 encode it and then put it in the authorization header so itamp;#39;s like pretty simple but also as the name says pretty basic but itamp;#39;s kind of nice to have this like in the header so itamp;#39;s like out of the payload another thing is like client secret post which is that or which is the ca
