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RSA Public Key of WSO2carbon

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问题 I am generating JWT token from WSOAM which is then passed as a header to API. I have my API created in nodejs and I am using jsonwebtoken plugin to verify and decode the JWT. I am unable to find RSA Public key of Wso2carbon to verify/decode the token. Please help me as how to generate the RSA Public key or where should I find this key ? 回答1: All WSO2 products use the default public/private key pairs installed into wso2carbon.jks keystore file found in <WSO2_AM>/repository/resources/security

How to ignore some request type in Jsonwebtoken

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问题 I want to ignore some API URL of being checked against token authentication I want to protect post and put methods but not get of this url localhost:3000/api/events/ router.use(function(request, response) { var token = request.body.token || request.query.token || request.headers['x-access-token']; if (token) { jwt.verify(token, app.get(superSecret), function(err, decoded) { if (err) return response.json({ sucess: false, message: "Failed token Authentication" }); else { request.decoded =

Error using jsonwebtoken with angular-cli application

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问题 I have an angular2 application that uses the angular-cli for the scaffold and other tasks, but now I can't use jsonwebtoken on my angular2 application. I have added the dependency yarn add --save jsonwebtoken and I actually can see the library at node_modules , I do the import { jwt } from 'jsonwebtoken' in my TypeScript code and the IDE gives me no warning about it, so it can find the dependency correctly. But when I do npm start or yarn start I have the following error message ERROR in ./~

How secure is JWT

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问题 I know this question is not anything new, possibly already been discuss all over the internet. I'm new to it but after some study, I agree that it is safe as anonymous could sniff the Token but unable to append anything on it. I'm planning to store JWT in HTML5Storage, and decode the payload for some in-sensitive information: DisplayName, email_address, and role_info and etc. Here is my question, could anonymous sniff my JWT Token and act on-behalf of me? If that is possible, how can I avoid

Pass JWT in Header

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问题 I am learning JWT with NodeJs. I am stuck at passing the JWT in header actually i do not know how to do this. index.js file var express = require('express'), app = express(), routes = require('./routes'), bodyParser = require('body-parser'), path = require('path'), ejs = require('ejs'), jwt = require('jsonwebtoken'); app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false })); app.use(bodyParser.json()); app.set('views', __dirname + '/views'); app.set('view engine', 'ejs'); app.post('/home',routes

How to return a JSON Web Token in a C# WEB API?

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I am trying to wrap my ahead around using JWT to secure a WEB API written in C#, but am getting hung up on a few things. From my understanding the flow should be something like this: Client provides username/password to the Web API from some client application (Angular, .NET, Mobile, etc) The Web API validates that the username/password is correct and then generates a JWT (JSON Web Token) that contains the user's roles, information, expiration date, and other relevant information. The JWT is sent back to the client application. The client application hangs on to the JWT and sends it with

How to get username from Django Rest Framework JWT token

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问题 I am using Django Rest Framework and i've included a 3rd party package called REST framework JWT Auth. It returns a token when you send a username/password to a certain route. Then the token is needed for permission to certain routes. However, how do I get the username from the token? I've looked all through the package documentation and went through StackOverflow. It is a JSON Web Token and I am assuming there is a method like username = decode_token(token) but I haven't found such a method.

Using Passport for Authentication of API Endpoints

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问题 Following a couple tutorials on adding authentication using jsonwebtoken, passport, and passport-local I've become stuck on integrating it into my project. I want it so that any requests to any of the API endpoints require authentication, and also any requests to the front end which touch the API require authentication. What is happening now is I can get a user to log in and register but once they are logged in they are still unable to visit a page which is requiring authentication. The user

How secure is JWT

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I know this question is not anything new, possibly already been discuss all over the internet. I'm new to it but after some study, I agree that it is safe as anonymous could sniff the Token but unable to append anything on it. I'm planning to store JWT in HTML5Storage, and decode the payload for some in-sensitive information: DisplayName, email_address, and role_info and etc. Here is my question, could anonymous sniff my JWT Token and act on-behalf of me? If that is possible, how can I avoid that? In short, JWT by itself is not safe it's just clear text. JWT in basic terms is a standard

Pass JWT in Header

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I am learning JWT with NodeJs. I am stuck at passing the JWT in header actually i do not know how to do this. index.js file var express = require('express'), app = express(), routes = require('./routes'), bodyParser = require('body-parser'), path = require('path'), ejs = require('ejs'), jwt = require('jsonwebtoken'); app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: false })); app.use(bodyParser.json()); app.set('views', __dirname + '/views'); app.set('view engine', 'ejs'); app.post('/home',routes.loginUser); app.get('/', function(req, res) { res.render('index'); }); app.get('/home',function(req, res)