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What is the use of JWT in Salesforce?
What is the use of JWT in Salesforce?
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The JWT enables identity and security information to be shared across security domains. Salesforce validates the JWT based on a signature using a previously configured certificate and additional parameters. Assuming that the JWT is valid and that the connected app has prior approval, Salesforce issues an access token.
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JWT (JSON Web Tokens): It is an open standard way used for securely transmitting information or representing claims between any two parties, let's say between a client/consumer and server/service. It is used to digitally sign the verified and trusted information.
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