JWT Decoder
Header
Payload
Description
Parse and decode JSON Web Tokens (JWT) to display their contents.
1. JWT (JSON Web Tokens) is currently the most popular cross-domain authentication solution, an open standard (RFC 7519) for securely transmitting information between parties as JSON objects.
2. Header Structure:
- typ (type): Identifies the token string as JWT
- alg (algorithm): Specifies the signing and digest algorithm used
3. Payload Claims:
- iss (Issuer): The entity that issues the token
- sub (Subject): The subject of the token
- aud (Audience): The intended recipient of the token
- exp (Expiration time): The time when the token expires
- nbf (Not Before): The time before which the token is not valid
- iat (Issued At): The time when the token was issued
- jti (JWT ID): A unique identifier for the token
1. JWT (JSON Web Tokens) is currently the most popular cross-domain authentication solution, an open standard (RFC 7519) for securely transmitting information between parties as JSON objects.
2. Header Structure:
- typ (type): Identifies the token string as JWT
- alg (algorithm): Specifies the signing and digest algorithm used
3. Payload Claims:
- iss (Issuer): The entity that issues the token
- sub (Subject): The subject of the token
- aud (Audience): The intended recipient of the token
- exp (Expiration time): The time when the token expires
- nbf (Not Before): The time before which the token is not valid
- iat (Issued At): The time when the token was issued
- jti (JWT ID): A unique identifier for the token