Authorization

Authentication : telling the system who you are by providing username and password. Authorization : things you can do according to who you are ------ few ways of Authorization: Basic Auth -- providing username and password for each and every request you make Token based generate a long token just one time and use that for the rest of the request similar to the visitor tag you get when you go to certain restricted areas API KEY --- Bearer Token --

what is authorization

Authorization :
It's a process of granting or denying access to resources.
Mostly it happens after Authentatication.

Most of the projects I worked on use Bearer token
with JWT in Authorizaiton header.
I have endpoint that I can use to generate this token
and pass it to the each requests in my test.

Different ways to making authorized request:
1- Basic Auth
       (providing username and password along with each request)
2- Api Keys
       (It is provided token by the api vendor and
        it could be as query parameter or header
3- Bearer Token
       (We can get it by requesting to certain endpoint)
       Most known jwt(json web token)
4- Auth2
      (A much more secure way of authorizing your request
      The flow is similar to Login with facabook,google
       Eventually the token still get added to the 
       Authorization header)

Posted by: Guest on December-15-2020

AUTHORIZation usually occures after AUTHENTICation (which establishes identity) process of granting or denying access to resources determines access levels or user/client privileges related to system resources including files, services, computer programs, data and application features.

Authorization : It's a process of granting or denying access to resources. Mostly it happens after Authentatication. Most of the projects I worked on use Bearer token with JWT in Authorizaiton header. I have endpoint that I can use to generate this token and pass it to the each requests in my test. Different ways to making authorized request: 1- Basic Auth (providing username and password along with each request) 2- Api Keys (It is provided token by the api vendor and it could be as query parameter or header 3- Bearer Token (We can get it by requesting to certain endpoint) Most known jwt(json web token) 4- Auth2 (A much more secure way of authorizing your request The flow is similar to Login with facabook,google Eventually the token still get added to the Authorization header)

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