So what happens when we try to do this? lets create another authorization URL using a redirect_uri parameter that is not configured as a valid Reply URL in my Azure application…
Once they have an access token, they can use it for whatever purpose and without your knowledge. In the case above, a redirect_uri of matches the Reply URL configured in Azure.Īzure uses this pairing and matching of redirect_uri with Reply URL’s as a security measure to prevent misuse of your application such that, some one could attempt to authenticate their own application using your Azure applications coordinates, and have the access token sent to their application instead of yours. Secondly, the value I supply as the redirect_uri parameter, must match one of the Reply URL’s that is configured in the Azure application registration, by scheme and host/origin. &resource=https%3A%2F%%2Fįirstly, the redirect_uri supplied is a specific location in my application where I want Azure, to send the OAuth2 response, which may include an authorization code, an id_token or access_token or both, and in this location (or page) in my application I’ll handle that response in some way. &redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%%2Fcallback.html In the authorization URL below (lines breaks included for clarity), you can see that I set the redirect_uri querystring parameter to (url encoded). My Azure application configuration includes the following Reply URL…
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This I find is a rather terse explanation, so I’ll try to explain it with an example using the implicit grant flow, by the way this is true for both the implicit grant flow and the authorization code flow. Reply URL and Redirect URI: In the case of a web API or web application, the Reply URL is the location to which Azure AD will send the authentication response, including a token if authentication was successful The explanation for the Reply URL parameter is in most cases a little vague…įrom Authentication Scenarios for AzureAD…
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When you register an Azure AD application, amongst other things you are required to configure a Reply URL, which by default takes its value from the Sign-On URL value you enter during the Azure application registration wizard.
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