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Securing REST Endpoints Using Authorization and Authentication
In previous chapters, we developed a RESTful web service using imperative and reactive coding styles. Now, you’ll learn how you can secure these REST endpoints using Spring Security. You’ll implement token-based authentication and authorization for REST endpoints. A successful authentication provides two types of tokens – a JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) Web Token (JWT) as an access token, and a refresh token in response. This JWT-based access token is then used to access the secured Uniform Resource Locators (URLs). A refresh token is used to request a new JWT if the existing JWT has expired, and a valid request token provides a new JWT to use.
You’ll associate users with roles ...
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