Examples with Jwt io.jans.as.model.jwt.Jwt used on opensource projects

Example 51 with Jwt

use of io.jans.as.model.jwt.Jwt in project jans by JanssenProject.

the class UsesAsymmetricIdTokenSignatures method usesAsymmetricIdTokenSignaturesES256.

@Parameters({ "redirectUris", "userId", "userSecret", "redirectUri", "sectorIdentifierUri" })
@Test
public void usesAsymmetricIdTokenSignaturesES256(final String redirectUris, final String userId, final String userSecret, final String redirectUri, final String sectorIdentifierUri) throws Exception {
    showTitle("OC5:FeatureTest-Uses Asymmetric ID Token Signatures ES256");
    List<ResponseType> responseTypes = Arrays.asList(ResponseType.ID_TOKEN);
    // 1. Registration
    RegisterRequest registerRequest = new RegisterRequest(ApplicationType.WEB, "jans test app", StringUtils.spaceSeparatedToList(redirectUris));
    registerRequest.setResponseTypes(responseTypes);
    registerRequest.setIdTokenSignedResponseAlg(SignatureAlgorithm.ES256);
    registerRequest.setSectorIdentifierUri(sectorIdentifierUri);
    RegisterClient registerClient = new RegisterClient(registrationEndpoint);
    registerClient.setRequest(registerRequest);
    RegisterResponse registerResponse = registerClient.exec();
    showClient(registerClient);
    assertRegisterResponseOk(registerResponse, 201, true);
    String clientId = registerResponse.getClientId();
    // 2. Request Authorization
    List<String> scopes = Arrays.asList("openid", "profile", "address", "email");
    String nonce = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
    String state = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
    AuthorizationRequest authorizationRequest = new AuthorizationRequest(responseTypes, clientId, scopes, redirectUri, nonce);
    authorizationRequest.setState(state);
    AuthorizationResponse authorizationResponse = authenticateResourceOwnerAndGrantAccess(authorizationEndpoint, authorizationRequest, userId, userSecret);
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getLocation());
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getIdToken());
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getState());
    String idToken = authorizationResponse.getIdToken();
    // 3. Validate id_token
    Jwt jwt = Jwt.parse(idToken);
    ECDSAPublicKey publicKey = JwkClient.getECDSAPublicKey(jwksUri, jwt.getHeader().getClaimAsString(JwtHeaderName.KEY_ID));
    ECDSASigner ecdsaSigner = new ECDSASigner(SignatureAlgorithm.ES256, publicKey);
    assertTrue(ecdsaSigner.validate(jwt));
}

Example 52 with Jwt

use of io.jans.as.model.jwt.Jwt in project jans by JanssenProject.

the class UsesAsymmetricIdTokenSignatures method usesAsymmetricIdTokenSignaturesES512.

@Parameters({ "redirectUris", "userId", "userSecret", "redirectUri", "sectorIdentifierUri" })
@Test
public void usesAsymmetricIdTokenSignaturesES512(final String redirectUris, final String userId, final String userSecret, final String redirectUri, final String sectorIdentifierUri) throws Exception {
    showTitle("OC5:FeatureTest-Uses Asymmetric ID Token Signatures ES512");
    List<ResponseType> responseTypes = Arrays.asList(ResponseType.ID_TOKEN);
    // 1. Registration
    RegisterRequest registerRequest = new RegisterRequest(ApplicationType.WEB, "jans test app", StringUtils.spaceSeparatedToList(redirectUris));
    registerRequest.setResponseTypes(responseTypes);
    registerRequest.setIdTokenSignedResponseAlg(SignatureAlgorithm.ES512);
    registerRequest.setSectorIdentifierUri(sectorIdentifierUri);
    RegisterClient registerClient = new RegisterClient(registrationEndpoint);
    registerClient.setRequest(registerRequest);
    RegisterResponse registerResponse = registerClient.exec();
    showClient(registerClient);
    assertRegisterResponseOk(registerResponse, 201, true);
    String clientId = registerResponse.getClientId();
    // 2. Request Authorization
    List<String> scopes = Arrays.asList("openid", "profile", "address", "email");
    String nonce = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
    String state = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
    AuthorizationRequest authorizationRequest = new AuthorizationRequest(responseTypes, clientId, scopes, redirectUri, nonce);
    authorizationRequest.setState(state);
    AuthorizationResponse authorizationResponse = authenticateResourceOwnerAndGrantAccess(authorizationEndpoint, authorizationRequest, userId, userSecret);
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getLocation());
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getIdToken());
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getState());
    String idToken = authorizationResponse.getIdToken();
    // 3. Validate id_token
    Jwt jwt = Jwt.parse(idToken);
    ECDSAPublicKey publicKey = JwkClient.getECDSAPublicKey(jwksUri, jwt.getHeader().getClaimAsString(JwtHeaderName.KEY_ID));
    ECDSASigner ecdsaSigner = new ECDSASigner(SignatureAlgorithm.ES512, publicKey);
    assertTrue(ecdsaSigner.validate(jwt));
}

Example 53 with Jwt

use of io.jans.as.model.jwt.Jwt in project jans by JanssenProject.

the class UsesAsymmetricIdTokenSignatures method usesAsymmetricIdTokenSignaturesRS512.

@Parameters({ "redirectUris", "userId", "userSecret", "redirectUri", "sectorIdentifierUri" })
@Test
public void usesAsymmetricIdTokenSignaturesRS512(final String redirectUris, final String userId, final String userSecret, final String redirectUri, final String sectorIdentifierUri) throws Exception {
    showTitle("OC5:FeatureTest-Uses Asymmetric ID Token Signatures RS512");
    List<ResponseType> responseTypes = Arrays.asList(ResponseType.ID_TOKEN);
    // 1. Registration
    RegisterRequest registerRequest = new RegisterRequest(ApplicationType.WEB, "jans test app", StringUtils.spaceSeparatedToList(redirectUris));
    registerRequest.setResponseTypes(responseTypes);
    registerRequest.setIdTokenSignedResponseAlg(SignatureAlgorithm.RS512);
    registerRequest.setSectorIdentifierUri(sectorIdentifierUri);
    RegisterClient registerClient = new RegisterClient(registrationEndpoint);
    registerClient.setRequest(registerRequest);
    RegisterResponse registerResponse = registerClient.exec();
    showClient(registerClient);
    assertRegisterResponseOk(registerResponse, 201, true);
    String clientId = registerResponse.getClientId();
    // 2. Request Authorization
    List<String> scopes = Arrays.asList("openid", "profile", "address", "email");
    String nonce = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
    String state = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
    AuthorizationRequest authorizationRequest = new AuthorizationRequest(responseTypes, clientId, scopes, redirectUri, nonce);
    authorizationRequest.setState(state);
    AuthorizationResponse authorizationResponse = authenticateResourceOwnerAndGrantAccess(authorizationEndpoint, authorizationRequest, userId, userSecret);
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getLocation());
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getIdToken());
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getState());
    String idToken = authorizationResponse.getIdToken();
    // 3. Validate id_token
    Jwt jwt = Jwt.parse(idToken);
    RSAPublicKey publicKey = JwkClient.getRSAPublicKey(jwksUri, jwt.getHeader().getClaimAsString(JwtHeaderName.KEY_ID));
    RSASigner rsaSigner = new RSASigner(SignatureAlgorithm.RS512, publicKey);
    assertTrue(rsaSigner.validate(jwt));
}

Example 54 with Jwt

use of io.jans.as.model.jwt.Jwt in project jans by JanssenProject.

the class UsesAsymmetricIdTokenSignatures method usesAsymmetricIdTokenSignaturesRS256.

@Parameters({ "redirectUris", "userId", "userSecret", "redirectUri", "sectorIdentifierUri" })
@Test
public void usesAsymmetricIdTokenSignaturesRS256(final String redirectUris, final String userId, final String userSecret, final String redirectUri, final String sectorIdentifierUri) throws Exception {
    showTitle("OC5:FeatureTest-Uses Asymmetric ID Token Signatures RS256");
    List<ResponseType> responseTypes = Arrays.asList(ResponseType.ID_TOKEN);
    // 1. Registration
    RegisterRequest registerRequest = new RegisterRequest(ApplicationType.WEB, "jans test app", StringUtils.spaceSeparatedToList(redirectUris));
    registerRequest.setResponseTypes(responseTypes);
    registerRequest.setIdTokenSignedResponseAlg(SignatureAlgorithm.RS256);
    registerRequest.setSectorIdentifierUri(sectorIdentifierUri);
    RegisterClient registerClient = new RegisterClient(registrationEndpoint);
    registerClient.setRequest(registerRequest);
    RegisterResponse registerResponse = registerClient.exec();
    showClient(registerClient);
    assertRegisterResponseOk(registerResponse, 201, true);
    String clientId = registerResponse.getClientId();
    // 2. Request Authorization
    List<String> scopes = Arrays.asList("openid", "profile", "address", "email");
    String nonce = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
    String state = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
    AuthorizationRequest authorizationRequest = new AuthorizationRequest(responseTypes, clientId, scopes, redirectUri, nonce);
    authorizationRequest.setState(state);
    AuthorizationResponse authorizationResponse = authenticateResourceOwnerAndGrantAccess(authorizationEndpoint, authorizationRequest, userId, userSecret);
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getLocation());
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getIdToken());
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getState());
    String idToken = authorizationResponse.getIdToken();
    // 3. Validate id_token
    Jwt jwt = Jwt.parse(idToken);
    RSAPublicKey publicKey = JwkClient.getRSAPublicKey(jwksUri, jwt.getHeader().getClaimAsString(JwtHeaderName.KEY_ID));
    RSASigner rsaSigner = new RSASigner(SignatureAlgorithm.RS256, publicKey);
    assertTrue(rsaSigner.validate(jwt));
}

Example 55 with Jwt

use of io.jans.as.model.jwt.Jwt in project jans by JanssenProject.

the class UsesAsymmetricIdTokenSignatures method usesAsymmetricIdTokenSignaturesES384.

@Parameters({ "redirectUris", "userId", "userSecret", "redirectUri", "sectorIdentifierUri" })
@Test
public void usesAsymmetricIdTokenSignaturesES384(final String redirectUris, final String userId, final String userSecret, final String redirectUri, final String sectorIdentifierUri) throws Exception {
    showTitle("OC5:FeatureTest-Uses Asymmetric ID Token Signatures ES384");
    List<ResponseType> responseTypes = Arrays.asList(ResponseType.ID_TOKEN);
    // 1. Registration
    RegisterRequest registerRequest = new RegisterRequest(ApplicationType.WEB, "jans test app", StringUtils.spaceSeparatedToList(redirectUris));
    registerRequest.setResponseTypes(responseTypes);
    registerRequest.setIdTokenSignedResponseAlg(SignatureAlgorithm.ES384);
    registerRequest.setSectorIdentifierUri(sectorIdentifierUri);
    RegisterClient registerClient = new RegisterClient(registrationEndpoint);
    registerClient.setRequest(registerRequest);
    RegisterResponse registerResponse = registerClient.exec();
    showClient(registerClient);
    assertRegisterResponseOk(registerResponse, 201, true);
    String clientId = registerResponse.getClientId();
    // 2. Request Authorization
    List<String> scopes = Arrays.asList("openid", "profile", "address", "email");
    String nonce = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
    String state = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
    AuthorizationRequest authorizationRequest = new AuthorizationRequest(responseTypes, clientId, scopes, redirectUri, nonce);
    authorizationRequest.setState(state);
    AuthorizationResponse authorizationResponse = authenticateResourceOwnerAndGrantAccess(authorizationEndpoint, authorizationRequest, userId, userSecret);
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getLocation());
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getIdToken());
    assertNotNull(authorizationResponse.getState());
    String idToken = authorizationResponse.getIdToken();
    // 3. Validate id_token
    Jwt jwt = Jwt.parse(idToken);
    ECDSAPublicKey publicKey = JwkClient.getECDSAPublicKey(jwksUri, jwt.getHeader().getClaimAsString(JwtHeaderName.KEY_ID));
    ECDSASigner ecdsaSigner = new ECDSASigner(SignatureAlgorithm.ES384, publicKey);
    assertTrue(ecdsaSigner.validate(jwt));
}