Common HTTP Authorization mechanisms: HTTPBasic (username and password logon) JWT (AuthenticiationHeader) or third-party client Authorization Mechanism OAuth2.0 (this is not a question I want to ask) Common HTTP Authorization mechanisms:
HTTP Basic (user name and password logon)
JWT (Authenticiation Header)
Or third-party client Authorization Mechanism OAuth2.0 (this is not a question I want to ask)
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Common HTTP Authorization mechanisms:
HTTP Basic (user name and password logon)
JWT (Authenticiation Header)
Or third-party client Authorization Mechanism OAuth2.0 (this is not a question I want to ask)
A token is generated during logon to the client. This token is taken every time data is sent. The token is bound to the device.
The token has a validity period. Each time the input token is checked in the background, a new token is returned.