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Store the login token in the client and send it in the Authorization header for future requests

a4f537ff-7934-4153-8200-66c2fb41634e

Store the login token in the client and send it in the Authorization header for future requests

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Updated5/1/2026

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FIXED_BYProblem

Axios requests need to work on both client and server in Next.js while switching between DEVICE_TOKEN and AUTH_TOKEN for authentication

FIXED_BYProblem

The token is visible in inspect > application tab in my browser. — The frontend stores the token in localStorage. Tension: My problem is this flow seems not very secure. Outcome: should I hash it and keep it in the localStorage or should I store it in the database.

FIXED_BYProblem

Frontend and API subprojects need secure access control so unauthorized apps cannot use the API

FIXED_BYProblem

Refresh tokens are typically long lived. — With our mobile applications, the product requirement is that we must provide a native/in-app login experience for Android/iOS. Tension: Is there a way for me to hook into the refresh token usage to check if my user's password has expired before issuing them a new access token? Outcome: setting UpdateAccessTokenClaimsOnRefresh = true.

FIXED_BYProblem

Confusion about cookie authentication versus token authentication

FIXED_BYProblem

httpOnly cookies are the best way to store tokens safely and protect them from XSS attacks — storing JWTs on the client. Tension: JavaScript won't be allowed to read httpOnly cookies. How would the client handle routes authentication? Outcome: The browser won't automatically set the `Authorization` header like it does with cookies.

FIXED_BYProblem

Need to store private tokens for Lambda execution without keeping them in plain text

FIXED_BYProblem

Spring Authorization Server persistently stores OAuth2Authorization objects that include both JWT access tokens and refresh tokens. The user questions why access token values need to be stored when JWTs are self-contained and should not require server lookups per request.

FIXED_BYProblem

The REST API requires an access token to call the change-profile (update profile) endpoint, but the token obtained on the login page is not available on the next page where updateProfile is called.

ENRICHESSolution

send token in headers — Then try using protected endpoint. Tension: Swagger will not store your token and attach it to every request.

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