The aud claim in a JWT token represents the ________ for which the JWT is intended.
- Audience
- Issuer
- Expiration
- Subject
The "aud" (audience) claim in a JWT (JSON Web Token) represents the intended audience for which the JWT is intended. It specifies the recipients or systems that are expected to process the token. The "iss" (issuer) claim (Option 2) identifies the entity that issued the token. The "exp" (expiration) claim (Option 3) indicates the time after which the token should not be accepted. The "sub" (subject) claim (Option 4) typically identifies the subject of the token, often the user or system the token represents.
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