How does JWT differ from session-based authentication in terms of scalability?
- JWTs and session-based authentication have similar scalability
- JWTs are stateless and don't require server-side storage
- JWTs require frequent server-side storage updates
- Session-based authentication is more scalable
JWTs (JSON Web Tokens) are stateless, meaning they don't require server-side storage, making them more scalable than session-based authentication, which relies on server-side storage.
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