Access token - a string of characters used to authenticate and authorize requests made by an application or user, Authorization - the process of verifying that a user or application has permission to access a resource, Authentication - the process of verifying the identity of a user or application, OAuth - an open standard for authorization, commonly used for allowing third-party applications to access resources on behalf of a user, Authorization code - a code obtained by an application after a user grants authorization. This code is exchanged for an access token, Scope - a set of permissions that an application or user has been granted to access a resource, Refresh token - a token used to obtain a new access token when the original token expires, Token expiration - the time when an access token is no longer vali, Bearer token - a type of access token that is sent with every request to authorize access to a resource, Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) - a method of authentication that requires users to provide two different types of authentication factors, such as a password and a verification code sent to their phone, to verify their identity, API Key - a code used to authenticate an application or user when making requests to an API, "Hold the keys to the castle" - this idiom refers to having the power or authority to control or access something valuable. In the context of access tokens and authorization, it could refer to having the access token or authorization needed to access a valuable resource, "Locked down" - this idiom refers to a high level of security or strict access control. In the context of access tokens and authorization, it could refer to a resource that is only accessible with a valid access token and the appropriate authorization, "Leave the door open" - this idiom refers to leaving something vulnerable or exposed to potential threats. In the context of access tokens and authorization, it could refer to failing to properly secure access tokens or authorization, leaving the resource vulnerable to unauthorized access, "Give someone the green light" - this idiom refers to giving permission or approval to proceed. In the context of access tokens and authorization, it could refer to granting a user or application the necessary access token and authorization to proceed with accessing a resource, "Revoke access" - this phrasal verb refers to the act of removing a user or application's access to a resource, "Set up" - this phrasal verb refers to the process of configuring and preparing a system or application for use, which may include creating access tokens and setting up authorization rules, "Revoke permission" - this phrasal verb refers to the act of taking away.

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