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JSON Web Tokens are an open, industry standard RFC 7519 method for representing claims securely between two parties.

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I am working on an identity and users service in a microservices system for which a passwordless, SMS-based authentication is a hard requirement, i.e. User enters their phone number System sends the ...
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I'm building a web app using Spring Boot (backend) and React (frontend). My authentication is based on JWT, with both access token and refresh token. The refresh token is stored in an HTTP-only ...
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I am tasked with implementing authentication and authorization in a distributed environment, so I plan to use JWT. I get how authorization works with JWT - if the token is not expired, and the ...
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The specs: Mobile apps LLM wrapper (of e.g. OpenAI API) The chat history will be stored on the client Backend is needed to manage the api key and to track token consumption / payment (how many tokens ...
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By saving the RefreshToken in an HTTP-only cookie it cannot be accessed or manipulated by JavaScript, but will be sent with each request with a greater risk of being intercepted. When saving the ...
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I have a React frontend and a Nodejs backend that uses authentication via an OIDC service provider. After a user goes through the SSO authentication flow I store the token (containing a refresh token ...
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We're building a multi-tenant setup with a C# Web API and KeyCloak for auth and APISIX as application gateway. APISIX handles the authentication and passes an X-Access-Token to our API when ...
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We currently have a backend authentication mechanism in place that utilizes JWT tokens. Users sign in or sign up using email and password, and upon successful authentication, the backend issues JWT ...
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I'm trying to understand how Auth flows work within VueJS/Express Server to a protected API. I have a situation where I need to call an API that is protected by JWT. To get this JWT, a client ID and ...
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I am planning to design a microservice system architecture for a ticketing platform. It will be similar to "TicketMaster". Here is the flow of my architecture: client web browser API ...
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I've created a small prototype browser plugin and am now thinking about making it accessible to the public. This brings up an important question about gatekeeping API access and the right way to ...
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Background I have an authentication microservice that handles the user authentication and returns 2 JWT cookies (access_token and refresh_token). I want to incorporate an API gateway that does the JWS ...
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I am currently working on my own iOS application and am going to be using a locally developed API for fetching data. I wanted to outline my current account sign-in architecture and verify this is ...
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Context Suppose there is a e-commerce microservice architecture with the format: In summary, a client will contact the Auth Service / Identity Service to receive a token. It passes the token to the ...
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We have a simple POST / PUT that requires that some of the body data matches an organization id that is contained in the JWT. If the data doesn't match, that is clearly a 401 but wondering about an ...
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