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AWS Cognito uses RS256 for JWT tokens. This format is supported e.g. by API Gateway HTTP JWT Authorizers. To verify those JWT tokens in our own code, we would need crypto.createVerify RSA-SHA256 support in LLRT.
Even nicer would be for jsonwebtoken to work out-of-the-box in LLRT, but I believe crypto.createVerify is the minimum required functionality.
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AWS Cognito uses RS256 for JWT tokens. This format is supported e.g. by API Gateway HTTP JWT Authorizers. To verify those JWT tokens in our own code, we would need crypto.createVerify RSA-SHA256 support in LLRT.
Even nicer would be for jsonwebtoken to work out-of-the-box in LLRT, but I believe crypto.createVerify is the minimum required functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: