A JWT (JSON Web Token) is a compact, URL-safe token (a JSON object) used to securely transmit information between two parties, typically a client and a server.
There is no way to handle this situation. Just wait for the token to expire and it will be invalid, but the real question is how does someone access your token and how do they know the backend API endpoints?
Its useful. Timely helped me to clarify few things. Thank you
Agree
Excellent article with good visual representation !!
The blog was so well written that i instantly wanna try using it in a personal project
Will surely add it in a future personal project
Thank you. Its very good article and I love your examples
All over nice, just Quite long
Truly a great article! I had a question: what to do if someone gets access to your token and use it to access resources? How to handle this situation?
There is no way to handle this situation. Just wait for the token to expire and it will be invalid, but the real question is how does someone access your token and how do they know the backend API endpoints?
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