Fix DPoP jkt claim to be JWK SHA-256 thumbprint #17080
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Just used the nimbus JOSE library to do it, because it already has a compliant implementation. Signed-off-by: David Kowis <[email protected]>
The other method remains for the `ath` claims Signed-off-by: David Kowis <[email protected]>
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Just used the nimbus JOSE library to do it, because it already has a compliant implementation. Closes gh-17080 Signed-off-by: David Kowis <[email protected]>
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@dkowis Thank you for catching this! This is now merged along with a minor polish commit. |
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This is the proper implementation for a JWK Thumbprint. Spring Security was doing a Certificate Thumbprint, which is correct for
athclaims to verify the certificate used in the JWK, but it's not correct for a DPoP verificationjktclaim.Resolves #17079