xiwrq (xiwrq) asked a question.
Does public key created in OIDC app expire? if yes, where can i check date of expiry in okta portal?
Hi @xiwrq (xiwrq) , Thank you for reaching out to the Okta Community!
As far as I can see the public keys do not expire.
That being said, there are a few situations in which the keys are deleted. Please check this documentation for the details.
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Hi @Mihai N. (Okta, Inc.)
Thanks for the response, yeah i too do not see anything specified regarding expiry in the article. So can i consider that okta neither revokes public keys nor sets an expiry date to public keys.
Sorry if i am asking the same question, but i need this information in a important business discussion. can you please help doing fact check with relevant okta product team and provide a confirmation?
Thank you very much!
@xiwrq (xiwrq) I ran this by my colleagues and confirmed that the keys the authorization server uses to sign tokens are rotated by Okta, but keysets that an admin configures for an OIDC app are not expired by Okta. These keys are under the control of the admin whether to choose to periodically delete and recreate or not.
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@xiwrq (xiwrq) I ran this by my colleagues and confirmed that the keys the authorization server uses to sign tokens are rotated by Okta, but keysets that an admin configures for an OIDC app are not expired by Okta. These keys are under the control of the admin whether to choose to periodically delete and recreate or not.
Regards.
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