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What is JWS?
JWS (JSON Web Signature) is a means of digitally signing JSON content. It uses a compact, URL-safe representation of claims and cryptographic information, making it suitable for transmitting signed data over the web. It is commonly used to verify the integrity and authenticity of data transmitted in JSON format, such as in API security (e.g., signing requests or JWTs), data integrity checks, and ensuring non-repudiation.
What other technologies are related to JWS?
JWS Competitor Technologies
SAML
SAML is an alternative standard for exchanging authentication and authorization data, often using XML. It competes with JWT/JWS in some use cases.
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SOAP
SOAP is an alternative protocol for web services, often using XML, and competes with REST/JSON solutions using JWS.
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XML
XML is an alternative data serialization format to JSON, and SAML uses it. Therefore, it is a competitor in some spaces.
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JWS Complementary Technologies
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JWE
JWE (JSON Web Encryption) complements JWS as it handles the encryption of the payload, while JWS handles signing.
JWT
JWT (JSON Web Token) uses JWS for signing the token, thus JWS is a component of JWT.
OpenID Connect
OpenID Connect often uses JWT, which in turn uses JWS for signing. It is a complementary authentication layer on top of OAuth 2.0
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Which job functions commonly mention JWS?
Combat Engineer
0.1% of all Combat Engineer jobs mention JWS
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Security Architect
19 Security Architect jobs mention JWS
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Software Engineer
326 Software Engineer jobs mention JWS
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Accountant
97 Accountant jobs mention JWS
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Engineer
409 Engineer jobs mention JWS
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