Registered Claims

Public Claims

Validity Claims

Private Claims

MySQL

Angular.js

WordPress

Flask

A mechanism to determine who can access resources

A tool for enhancing application performance

A system for monitoring user activity

A way to encrypt sensitive data

Token authentication is stateless, improving scalability

Tokens are only compatible with web browsers

Tokens cannot be revoked once issued

Tokens are stored server-side, reducing client-side complexity

Using CAPTCHA challenges during authentication.

Implementing rate-limiting on sensitive endpoints.

Using HTTPS for all communication.

Encrypting sensitive data with strong algorithms.

To test server response times

To discover SQL vulnerabilities

To identify DNS records and related subdomains

To extract user credentials

To fingerprint application frameworks

To discover active and deprecated subdomains hosted on the same IP

To scan for SQL injections

To analyze server-side logic

Transmission of data in cleartext

Slow server response times

Limited caching capabilities

Dependency on session tokens

Software and modules used by the server

List of subdomains hosted on the server

Open ports and services running on a server

Details about domain ownership and name servers

To identify vulnerabilities that can only be exploited through social engineering.

To provide a comprehensive security standard suitable for most web applications.

To focus exclusively on cryptographic controls for high-risk applications.

To establish a baseline security standard for applications without sensitive data.