What information is typically contained in the payload of a JWT?
- Issuer and expiration date
- Secret keys for encryption and decryption
- Signature for verification
- User-specific data
The payload of a JWT typically contains user-specific data, such as user ID or roles. It can also include other claims, like issuer, expiration date, and custom claims. These claims provide context and information about the token and are used by the receiver to make authorization decisions. The payload is not used for cryptographic purposes.
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