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JWT ONLINE DECODER PASSWORD

Then, click the encode button (the one with the left-pointing arrow). If you're using a symmetric algorithm, specify the password-based key parameters, or the direct key. (With this second option you need to specify a kid or x5t field in the JWT header). If you're using an asymmetric algorithm, paste in your PEM-formatted public key into the box labeled "Public Key", or paste a JWKS into that box. Set or paste the payload and the header in the boxes on the right hand side. create: First, select the "encrypted" variant in the dropdown.Then click the verify button (the button with the checkmark icon). The keys and passwords never leave your browser.

JWT ONLINE DECODER PASSWORD

If using PBES2, key in your password and the salt and iteration count. decrypt and verify: after pasting in the encrypted JWT, if you are using an RSA algorithm, paste in your PEM-formatted (PKCS#8) private key.The payload is encrypted, so it cannot be decoded without the private key. The header will be decoded and displayed in the appropriate box. decode: paste in the encrypted JWT in the box on the left-hand side.Then, click the encode button (the leftward pointing arrow). Set the payload and the header in the boxes on the right hand side, and paste in your key: either a PEM-formatted (PKCS#8) private key for asymmetric algorithms, or the symmetric key for symmetric algorithms. create: First, select the "signed" variant in the drop down.Or, if you're using a symmetric algorithm, specify the symmetric key.įinally, and click the verify button (the one with a checkmark icon).

verify: after pasting in the signed JWT, also specify your key: if using an asymmetric algorithm, paste in your PEM-formatted public key into the box labeled "Public Key".

The header and payload will automatically be decoded and displayed in the appropriate boxes.

decode: paste in the signed JWT in the box on the left-hand side.

For details on algorithms, see the JWA specification. For generating or verifying encrypted JWT, it supports RSA keys with RSA-OAEP or RSA-OAEP-256 key encryption, EC keys with various ECDH key encryption (always with the P-256 curve), as well as PBES2 key encryption algorithms and the Direct Key approach.

For generating and verifying signed JWT, this page supports RSA, HMAC, or ECDSA algorithms.

It's good hygiene to never submit or enter private information - including production private keys, or production credentials or tokens - into a website you do not own or trust. Information from the decoding or decrypting also stays in the browser.

Information that you paste here, including JWT and keys, whether secret, private or public, never leaves your browser.

This tool uses EcmaScript v9, and webcrypto it will run only on modern, current browsers.