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portada JOSE with Java: Implementing Secure Signing, Encryption, and Tokens for APIs and Microservices
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2027
Language
English
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
23.5x15.5 cm
ISBN13
9798868830556

JOSE with Java: Implementing Secure Signing, Encryption, and Tokens for APIs and Microservices

Shahid Salim (Author) · Apress · Paperback

JOSE with Java: Implementing Secure Signing, Encryption, and Tokens for APIs and Microservices - Shahid Salim

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Synopsis "JOSE with Java: Implementing Secure Signing, Encryption, and Tokens for APIs and Microservices"

Master secure signing, encryption and token handling in your Java applications with JOSE. With this book, discover how to implement JWS, JWE, JWK, and JWT to build authentication and authorization systems that are scalable, interoperable and secure in real-world environments.


You’ll explore JOSE from the ground up, beginning with core concepts such as cryptography, token structure, and validation logic. Through clear examples and step‑by‑step code, the book teaches you how to issue, parse, validate, encrypt, and decrypt tokens using Java’s standard APIs and widely adopted JOSE libraries. You’ll learn why vulnerabilities often stem not from broken cryptography but from incorrect validation, unsafe defaults, key mismanagement, and misunderstanding of claims. You’ll learn to avoid common pitfalls and errors by designing and reviewing tokens with security correctness in mind.


This book bridges the gap between JOSE specifications and real Java implementations used in APIs, microservices, OAuth 2.0, and OpenID Connect systems. It draws on security audits, production failures, and enterprise requirements to show how JOSE breaks in practice and how to build defenses that last.


What You Will Learn: 



Correctly issue, parse, and validate JWTs in Java applications
Choose between JWS and JWE based on concrete confidentiality and integrity needs
Implement secure claim validation, including issuer, audience, expiration, and replay checks
Manage cryptographic keys using JWKs, including rotation, lifecycle management, and safe storage
Debug and analyze token failures in real production environments using structured techniques
Identify and avoid common JOSE vulnerabilities, including algorithm confusion and unsafe defaults

Who This Book is for: 


Backend Java developers, platform engineers and software architects working on APIs or distributed systems.

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