localStorage versus cookies

Let's look at another critical question. It is crucial to understand at least the basics of how authentication works and how it is secured. You are responsible for any faulty implementation that allows data breaches to occur, so always keep this in mind. Where do we store the token we receive from the server?

In whichever direction you send a token, you should always be sure that your communication is secure. For web applications like ours, be sure that HTTPS is enabled and used for all requests. Once the user has successfully authenticated, the client receives the JWT, according to the JWT authentication workflow. A JWT is not tied to any particular storage medium, so you are free to choose whichever you prefer. If we do not store the token when it is received, it will be only available in the memory. While the user is browsing our site, this is fine, but the moment they refresh the page, they will need to log in again because we haven't stored...