What is the concept of "bearer token" in authentication?
- A token carried by a bear
- A token that grants access
- A token that verifies identity
- A token used in encryption
In authentication, a "bearer token" is a type of access token that is issued by the server and grants access to resources. It is called a "bearer token" because the bearer of the token is granted access, without needing to present any other form of identification.
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