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OP is most likely using "JWT" to refer to a JWS - the most common form of JWT by a very wide margin. JWSes are not encrypted, only signed, so it is true that y
by BillinghamJ 10y ago
OP is most likely using "JWT" to refer to a JWS - the most common form of JWT by a very wide margin.
JWSes are not encrypted, only signed, so it is true that you must not put sensitive information inside a JWS.
You might want to use a JWE, but that is not in scope for the article.