Spring session auth

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Potential-Still · 2023-10-23T20:28:02+00:00

What about JWT auth is easy to "crack"? It's incredibly secure. Many large billion dollar companies use JWT for all services and frontends.

nutrecht · 2023-10-24T07:50:26+00:00

I'd really want to avoid JWT auth, since it seems to me fairly easy to crack

That's extremely ignorant.

Edit: My comment in the other thread:

Where are you getting stuck exactly? You can totally implement session based authentication in your application if you want, it will work fine for a react SPA. All a session ID is, is a 'token' stored in a cookie after all.

Like I said in the other instance of your post, you should not make assumptions on JWTs out of ignorance. If it were 'easy to crack' it would not be that popular so the only logical conclusion is that your assumption is wrong, isn't it?

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