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JWT Headers

JWT Headers

The header is the first part of a JWT token and it usually consists of two parts: the type of the token, and the signing algorithm being used. (see picture above - type is "JWT" and the signing algorithm is HMAC SHA256 ).

This JSON is then Base64Url encoded.

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