MuleSoft Developer 2 Certification Practice Exam

What are the two main phases of the OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Grant Type flow?

Authorization Code Flow and Exchange Authorization Code for Access Token Flow Implicit Flow and Client Credentials Flow Resource Owner Password Credentials Flow and Device Authorization Flow Authorization Code Flow and Refresh Token Flow

Correct Answer:

Authorization Code Flow and Exchange Authorization Code for Access Token Flow

Explanation:

The two main phases are: first, the Authorization Code Flow, where the user authenticates and an authorization code is obtained via the authorization server; second, the Exchange Authorization Code for Access Token Flow, where that code is sent to the token endpoint to obtain an access token (and optionally a refresh token). This separation keeps user credentials and tokens secure by using a back-channel exchange rather than exposing tokens to the user-agent. Other flows mentioned correspond to different OAuth 2.0 patterns and do not describe these two phases of the Authorization Code grant.

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