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OIDC - ACR & AMR (Authentication Context Class Reference)

Not all logins are equal. Use these values to demand higher security standards—like forcing Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)—or to audit exactly how a user authenticated (e.g., password vs. bio).
OIDC - ACR & AMR (Authentication Context Class Reference)
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