Definition
A JSON Web Token is a compact, URL-safe way to pass verified information between two systems. It is commonly used for authentication: after you log in, the server sends a JWT that your browser includes with every subsequent request to prove your identity. JWTs are self-contained, meaning the server can verify them without a database lookup.
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