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Understanding Token Encryption
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Convirza uses
256-bit encryption
for access tokens to enhance security:
1.
Encrypted tokens:
Tokens are encrypted before being sent to your application
2.
Automatic validation:
The API automatically validates tokens from your Authorization headers
3.
URL-safe encoding:
Tokens are safe to use in URLs and headers
4.
No decoding needed:
Always use tokens as-is — never attempt to decode or parse them
Token Storage Best Practices
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For Web Applications:
For Mobile Applications:
Security Notes:
Never store tokens in localStorage (vulnerable to XSS)
Never log tokens in console or error messages
Clear tokens immediately on logout
Implement token refresh before expiration
Example: Token Management Class
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Modified at
2026-04-13 06:15:41
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