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Let your client choose their own nonce.

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Let your client choose their own nonce. You will not regret letting your client choose their own nonce.
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Bonus marks if you can name which RFC I'm reading that includes this amazing tidbit.
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Bonus marks if you can name which RFC I'm reading that includes this amazing tidbit.
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@firstyear ....PKCE maybe?
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@firstyear ....PKCE maybe?
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@ban Nope, but good guess.
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@firstyear Azure authenatication with Primary Refresh Tokens? Okay, that's not an RFC.
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