Salesforce Certified Identity and Access Management Practice

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What type of data do ID Tokens contain in Salesforce?

Are encoded as a JSON web token
Are signed data structures
Contain user ID, time issued and client ID
Have a longer lifetime than authorisation codes

The correct answer is: Contain user ID, time issued and client ID

ID Tokens in Salesforce contain critical information about the user and the context of authentication. Specifically, they include the user ID, the time the token was issued, and the client ID. This data is essential for identifying the user and securely communicating their identity to the application. The user ID helps the application recognize whom the token corresponds to, while the issuance time is important for assessing the validity and freshness of the token. The client ID ties the authentication to a specific application, ensuring that the identity being represented is part of an allowed entity within the Salesforce ecosystem. While other aspects of ID tokens, such as their encoding or their signed nature, are important, the fundamental purpose of the ID Token revolves around conveying user identity and related metadata, making this option the most directly relevant.