Re:Why to not use JWT (2021)
by b3morales on Thursday September 29, 2022 @12:13PM
(#33022727)
Not the cryptographic signature; they mean the authorization.
I.e. if the user's password has been compromised, then the attacker with the password could have started a new session using it. The question is, how do you (allow the user to) revoke the auth that was granted by the compromised password and invalidate that fraudulent session.
I.e. if the user's password has been compromised, then the attacker with the password could have started a new session using it. The question is, how do you (allow the user to) revoke the auth that was granted by the compromised password and invalidate that fraudulent session.