To authenticate a user to the corporate website according to the architecture, which two values should be used? (Choose two.)

The ID token signature is crucial for verifying the token's authenticity and integrity. The client-side application uses the public key associated with the identity provider (Azure AD) to decrypt the signature and ensure the token hasn't been tampered with. The Azure AD endpoint URI is necessary for the application to know where to send authentication requests and where to redirect the user for login. This URI points to Azure AD's authorization and token endpoints. ID token claims contain user information but are not used for authentication itself; rather, they are the result of successful authentication. The HTTP response code indicates the success or failure of a request but doesn't authenticate the user. The Azure AD tenant ID identifies the specific Azure AD directory but is typically part of the endpoint URI or configuration, not a separate value used directly for authentication in this context.