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A Single Page Application (SPA) is a web application that loads a single HTML page from the web server and then dynamically updates it in response to user interaction and other events. Arguing from advances in browsers allowing JavaScript to implement CORS rules and access encryption, some advocate implementing &#034;Authorization Code&#034; flow rather than &#034;Implicit flow&#034;. The magic of the &#034;Authorization Code&#034; flow is then invoked to claim that data access is secure. It's just a masquerade! (&#8230;)
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