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There is an easy way to improve the security when using the jwt token, in the jwt class the token is not being verify which is common a bad practice in working with this kind of tokens.
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the problems appears here in the jwt class: @classmethod
def from_jwt(cls, jwt, key=""):
"""
Decode a JWT string into a Jwt object
:param str jwt: JWT string
:param Optional[str] key: key used to verify JWT signature, if not provided then validation
is skipped.
:raises JwtDecodeError if decoding JWT fails for any reason.
:return: A DecodedJwt object containing the jwt information.
"""
verify = True if key else False
try:
headers = jwt_lib.get_unverified_header(jwt)
is in the last line where the token signature is not being verified, The verification can be easily added by using this function to decode the token:
import jwt
jwt.decode(token, key, algorithms="HS256")
I hope it helps improve the code,
pd: I am not doing the commit about because I propose this as a part of College Project and I do not have enough time to test it...
This is not an issue. The verification here is not needed: this is just checking the headers to check that the operation is valid to discard before decoding if it isn't. If the header is valid, it is always decoded and thus verified before processing. The logic is clear:
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miniluz commentedon Mar 6, 2024
Hello Miguel,
This is not an issue. The verification here is not needed: this is just checking the headers to check that the operation is valid to discard before decoding if it isn't. If the header is valid, it is always decoded and thus verified before processing. The logic is clear:
tiwarishubham635 commentedon Apr 22, 2024
Is this still an issue?
tiwarishubham635 commentedon May 22, 2024
Closing as no response was received in last 30 days