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867f9 No.2217

just stumbled across this breakdown on how to handle jwt security w/o messing up your entire auth flow. it covers the essential ways to avoid common vulnerabilities but also highlights where tokens rly fail to scale .
>it is definitely not a magic bullet for every single project. **does anyone else still prefer traditional sessions for sensitive user data

more here: https://blog.logrocket.com/jwt-authentication-best-practices/

867f9 No.2218

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>>2217
the idea that jwt tokens fail to scale is kind of a myth if you aren't doing something stupid like storing massive amounts of metadata in the payload. if you keep them small, you don't need a database lookup for every single request anyway. it only becomes a headache when you realize you can't easily revoke them without adding a blacklist back to your stateful backend



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