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by antonvs
26 days ago
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What are you talking about? Good frameworks have support for using guards on endpoints. Typically you add an annotation to the handler and that's it - and your system is then going to be much more secure than most alternative approaches, because the simple one-line guard ensures that only users who are authorized to access a specific resource can access it. You just haven't understood what JWTs are good for. See my other comment in this thread. |
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