AWS IoT supports three types of identity principals for device or client authentication:
These identities can be used with devices, mobile, web, or desktop applications. They can even be used by a user typing AWS IoT command line interface (CLI) commands. Typically, AWS IoT devices use X.509 certificates, while mobile applications use Amazon Cognito identities. Web and desktop applications use IAM or federated identities. AWS CLI commands use IAM. For more information about IAM identities, see Identity and access management for AWS IoT.
Server authentication
X.509 client certificates
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