Offline Browser-Based JWT Security Audit Tool
JWT Analyzer is a product launch for a browser-based tool that decodes and audits JWTs entirely offline. This is a tool announcement rather than a documented user problem. The underlying need for private JWT inspection is real but served by existing browser extensions and developer toolchains.
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