Okta Certified Developer Okta Exam Questions and Free Practice Test

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1. The SAML Assertion Inline Hook is triggered when:

Okta generates a SAML assertion in response to an authentication request

Okta generates a SAML json schema in response to an authentication request

Okta generates a SAML json schema in response to an authorization request

The app generates a SAML assertion in response to an authorization requests from app to Okta

2. Does Okta support 'Push New Users', 'Push Profile Updates' and 'Push Groups' via SCIM connector?

Yes

Yes, but not the 'Push Groups' option

3. What is this API endpoint doing when being properly called? DELETE /api/v1/groups/rules/${ruleId}

Removes a specific Group rule, by ID, from your organization

Removes a specific Group rule ID attribute (only) from your organization

Removes a specific Group by ID from your organization

Removes a specific Group ID attribute (only) from your organization

4. The 'commands' object is where you can tell Okta to add:

A SAML assertion and where to send it to

OIDC claims within a json schema

Extra scopes in regards to an already included claim in the assertion generated even before modifying the 'commands' section

Additional claims to the assertion or to modify the existing assertion statements

5. Okta requires the OAuth 2.0 'state' parameter on all requests to the '/authorize' endpoint, in order to:

Prevent XSS (Cross Site Scripting) attacks

Prevent MITM (Man-in-the-middle) attacks

Prevent CSRF (Cross-site Request Forgery) attacks

Statement is False in its entirety as Okta does not have a requirement for that

6. In regards to HTTP codes, which of the following are True?

1XX are containing stderr output only

2XX indicate success

3XX indicate stdout in terms of INFO and DEBUG only

4XX represent client-side errors

5XX are for redirection

1XX have informational purposes

7. If you request a scope which requires consent while using the 'client_credentials' flow:

The scope asked for is returned

A user auth prompt is returned. Because the user is not authenticated

An error is returned. Because as there is no user - no consent can be given

8. Regarding one of the most import Okta Error codes and descriptions, 'E0000005' is:

Authentication exception

Invalid session exception

Invalid token exception

Access denied exception

Internal server error

9. What does SWA and OIDC stand for?

Secure Web Authentication and OpenID Connect

Secure Windows Authentication and OpenID Connect

Secure Web Authentication and OpenID CAN UI / UD

Secure Web Authorization and OpenID Connect

10. What is this API endpoint doing when being properly called? GET /api/v1/groups/${groupId}/apps

Enumerates all Applications' ID attribute (only) that are assigned to a Group

Enumerates all Applications that have users assigned to the specific Group

Enumerates all Groups (hence '/groups/' path) that are assigned to an Application

Enumerates all Applications that are assigned to a specific Group

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11. Okta implements rate-limits on:

Concurrent requests

Okta-generated email messages

End user requests

Home page endpoints

12. Which of the following is / are True?

The Authorization Code flow with PKCE doesn't support Refresh Tokens for SPAs

The Authorization Code flow with PKCE doesn't support Refresh tokens for browser-based apps

The PKCE-enhanced Authorization Code flow will require your application to generate a cryptographically random key called a "code verifier"

13. The following commands are supported for the Token Inline Hook:

"com.okta.identity.patch" - used to modify an ID token

"com.okta.access.patch" - used to modify an access token

"com.okta.identity.patch" - used to modify a refresh token

"com.okta.access.patch" - used to modify a refresh token

14. An Admin rotates the current Keys for a Custom Authorization Server. This would mean that:

The ACTIVE Key becomes the EXPIRED Key

The NEXT Key becomes the ACTIVE Key

The NEXT Key becomes the EXPIRED Key

The Custom Authorization Server immediately begins using the new ACTIVE Key to sign tokens

The EXPIRED Key becomes the ACTIVE Key

15. In regards to Okta Sign On Rules action data, you can specify to Okta within an API call to use:

'usePersistentCookie'

'zeroTrustMode'

'maxSessionIdleMinutes'

'maxSessionLifetimeMinutes'

'requireFactorLifetime'

'rememberDeviceByDefault'

16. If 'consent' value is set for 'prompt', then:

Okta consent dialog will be displayed only if the user hasn't already given consent

Okta consent dialog might still be displayed, even if the user has already given consent

Statement is False, as 'consent' is not a value for 'prompt' parameter

17. Okta strongly recommends that your organization implement the <insert_response_here>, to prevent sender address forgery.

TLS 1.2 protocol

Asynchronous Requests Policy

CORS Policy

Sender Policy Framework (SPF)

18. Whenever you make an API call, you will then get back:

An Okta User object

Okta events under '/events' endpoint

Response headers

A new Okta access token for Users' SSO

A new object (a user, group or app object)

19. Can you create in Okta some apps which do not actually use any SSO method?

No, Okta is used only for SSO when speaking about apps

Yes, all apps supporting SWA / SCIM

Yes, for example an app based on the 'Bookmark App' template in the OIN

20. The Hashed Password object allows an existing password to be imported into Okta directly from some other store. Okta supports only this / these hashing functions for password import:

BCRYPT

SHA-512

SHA-256

SHA-1

MD5

All of the above

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21. The Okta Sign-In widget doesn't make Cross-Origin requests as it uses stateless API requests

Statement is True

Statement is False

Okta has no editable options for Cross Origin Access, hence statement is False

22. In regards to Authorization Server's Key Rotation:

You cannot rotate the keys manually, as it will surely cause permanent sync issues between authorization and resource servers

You can rotate the keys manually

Keys are rotated automatically by default

23. Entering the next API Paginated response requires a separate API being called.

Statement is False because Okta does not support Paginated responses to begin with

Statement is True

Statement is False because each Paginated response comes from a different unique API call

24. If in Okta you set up an Inbound SAML connection, it is true:

That your users can SSO into apps without needing an Okta password

That you can this way federate with another IdP (Identity Provider)

That your users can be assigned to groups via JIT

25. 'profile' requests access to these default profile claims:

'name', 'family_name', 'given_name', 'middle_name', 'nickname'

'gender', 'birthdate'

'profile'

'locale'

26. Okta is NOT having an option for users to self-register into an Okta tenant:

True, as they would not be able to find out the URL to the tenant, so they cannot find it in the first place

False, as this option comes by default and can't even be disabled by an admin, only by Okta Support

True, as that would mean anyone can register, not only employees, which is a security breach

False, as this option can be enabled on Production accounts (and not only on this type of accounts)

False and it can be enabled even through a SignIn Widget

27. What does SCIM stand for?

System for Cross-domain Identity Management

Secured Cross-domain Identity Management

System of Cross-scripting-domain Identity Management

System for CRSF-domain Identity Management

Secured for Cross-domain Identity Management

28. Okta's POST / PUT / DELETE / GET APIs (basically the CRUD APIs) can be very well called through <insert_response_here> by inputting the entire API call in there:

Postman

Chrome

cUrl

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