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If both an mTLS certificate and dpop proof are sent to the token endpoint, bind the resulting token to the proof. We assume mtls is being used for client auth (which is the only reasonable way both mTLS and DPOP would be sent).
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If both an mTLS certificate and dpop proof are sent to the token endpoint, bind the resulting token to the proof. We assume mtls is being used for client auth (which is the only reasonable way both mTLS and DPOP would be sent).