Imagine you are developing a Single Page Application (SPA) and need to implement user authentication and authorization. How would you utilize OAuth 2.0 and JWT in this scenario?
- Use JWT for authentication and OAuth for authorization
- Use JWT for both authentication and authorization
- Use OAuth for authentication and JWT for authorization
- Use OAuth for both authentication and authorization
In this scenario, OAuth 2.0 is used for user authentication to obtain an access token securely. JWT is then used for authorization by including user claims in the token, specifying what the user is allowed to access within the SPA. This separation of concerns allows for a secure and flexible way to manage user authentication and authorization.
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