JWT or JSON Web Tokens is an open standard for securely transmitting information between two parties. They are widely used for authentication and authorization.

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JSON Web Tokens (JWT) provide a secure method for transmitting information between parties using an open standard. They are primarily used for authentication and authorization. A JWT comprises a header, payload, and signature, with two signature types: symmetric and asymmetric, based on the use of secret and public keys. JWTs are integral to modern web applications, ensuring secure data exchange.

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<p>I really like the idea but I always how doubts when it comes to issuing them especially when it comes to integrating it with oauth2 as an authentication method and then jwt to access parts of apps</p>
