Hmm, sorry for the long subject line, but I guess that's why whole question: On the PAR endpoint, can the JAR request object signature be used for client authentication in lieu of other client authentication parameters (e.g. private key JWT)?
I'd wonder if the answer is "no" because there might be some replay style attack with request objects obtained when used as parameters to the authorize endpoint from other client requests. As I was re-reading section 3 this was one of the first thoughts that popped into my head.
It might be good to have a clarification somewhere. TIA
Hmm, sorry for the long subject line, but I guess that's why whole question: On the PAR endpoint, can the JAR request object signature be used for client authentication in lieu of other client authentication parameters (e.g. private key JWT)?
I'd wonder if the answer is "no" because there might be some replay style attack with request objects obtained when used as parameters to the authorize endpoint from other client requests. As I was re-reading section 3 this was one of the first thoughts that popped into my head.
It might be good to have a clarification somewhere. TIA