Implementing OAuth 1.0 In Spring Boot With ScribeJava

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OAuth 1.0 provides secure authorization via digitally signed requests, unlike OAuth 2.0 which uses bearer tokens. It's more complex but still used for legacy systems.

OAuth 1.0 is a protocol that allows secure authorization in a decentralized manner using cryptographic signatures. Unlike OAuth 2.0, OAuth 1.0 does not use bearer tokens but rather digitally signed requests.

  
  
  1. Understanding OAuth 1.0

OAuth 1.0 provides:

Secure API access using signatures (HMAC-SHA1, RSA-SHA1, or PLAINTEXT)
Request Token & Access Token exchange
User authorization via a redirect-based flow
Stateless communication between clients and servers

  
  
  2. OAuth 1.0 Flow

The OAuth 1.0 flow follows these steps:

Client requests a Request Token from the OAuth Provider.
Us...

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