Intro In my previous blog post, I've explained the concept of JWTs, how they're used as well as possible security issues that should be taken into consideration. Today, I'll introduce you to revokable tokens, a fundamental concept for the secure usag...

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Another person claimed by the JWT hypetrain...
Stop using JWT's for sessions. Here's a great resource for every counterargument you could possibly think of
José Pablo Ramírez Vargas
Senior Software Developer @ Intel
Blacklisting is not a very good practice because you can un-blacklist tokens. Your proposed implementation is superior to other proposals with the use of ID's, but if the ID is not encrypted, a hacker could still identify the blacklist entry and delete it, reviving the token.
I am proposing blacklisting by "issued at". Follow the link .