The key and signature are checked again if the information matches, the access token is returned with a response. This process will be carried out by sending a POST request which comprises of consumer key, signature method, signature and request token to the token request endpoint (typically /oauth1/access). Here, the temporary credentials such as request tokens are exchanged to long-lived credentials by the Access token. The final step in this process is the exchange of tokens. If the user authorizes the client, it will redirect to the callback URL that contains the temporary token and CSRF token (oauth_verifier) which would be used in the next step. After checking the parameters, the user could either authorize or cancel the process. In this step, the client will append the temporary credential key( token and token secret) as a query parameter in the Authorization URL provided by the site usually OAuth/authorize. The next phase is the authorization process. Tokens and the token secret are used as parameters in the next step. This step doesn’t grant any access to data on the server and could not be used for anything other than the authorization flow. Lighter, more versatile, better optics mount, better accuracy ( yes AR's win at Perry every year), and its cheaper to shoot. Once the process of checking is successfully completed, token and the token secret is returned with the HTTP response. The M1A is nice from a nostalgic standpoint and of course many prefer the heavy 7.62 X 51 over the 5.56, but in all practical purposes the AR is the much better platform.
The server will check the signature and key to make sure the client is valid.
To acquire this token we have to send a POST request that comprises of consumer key(username), consumer secret(password), callback, signature method and signature, to the temporary credential URL typically /OAuth/request. In this step, a temporary token called Request token is received in the response at the completion of the initial authorization process. Else 401 authentication error is returned as the response. If the keys match, the user will be granted access to receive the information. In case the username matches with an entry the DB, it will retrieve the password, run the same algorithm and then compares the keys. If the username doesn’t match, it will return the authentication error in response.
#PROS AND CONS OF M1A SOCOM CQB PASSWORD#
Instead of using password sent by the client, it will get the password for the corresponding username from its DB which contains all the user details. In Server side, the same method is used to generate the hash key and compare. The client would then use MD5 Hashing Encryption to generate a hash key (nonce, username, realm, URI, and password), which is sent with the request to authenticate along with username, password, and realm. Server will give a random string called as a nonce to the client which is a combination of username, password, and realm with 401 unauthorized response. This method uses the hash function encryption method to encrypt the username and password. Digest Authentication is similar to the basic authentication with slight improvements on the authentication part.
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