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An open authorization protocol, based on HTTP, that allows you to give a third person limited access to the protected resources of the user without having to pass a login and password. It is used for website authorization using our already existed accounts like Google, Facebook, etc.
| First released | 2006 |
| Developed by | Blaine Cook |
| Latest stable version | OAuth 2 |
| Open-source | Yes |
| Used by | Google, Amazon, Microsoft |
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