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How the ID Token Encryption Content Encryption Algorithm works? #9876
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lrodriguez14
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@lrodriguez14 Hello, could you refer to "Signed and Encrypted ID Token Support" section of Keycloak's Server Administration guide? |
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Thanks Takashi, it was really helpful. Now I am able to encrypt my idtoken but looks like that the JS Adapter is failing when it tries to decode it (Because it is encrypted), is there any way to solve this? Also, once that I have the token encrypted how can I decrypt it? |
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@lrodriguez14 Unfortunately, it seems that the current keycloak's JS adapter does not support decrypting JWE encoded token. You might find some other JS library that supports JWE. |
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Hello,
I have my keycloak server running and it works pretty well, I have a frontend public client in Angular that is login in and getting the access token, but I want to encrypt it to be more secure, and I am wondering how ID Token Encryption Content Encryption Algorithm works? I can select any algorithm and when I try to log in, I am getting an error error_description: can not get encryption KEK, any idea how to set it up?
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