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Protecting JavaScript Microservices on Node.js with JSON Web Tokens and Twilio Authy
Blog post from Twilio
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Maciej Treder
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6,928
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Language
English
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Summary
You learned how to protect your Node.js microservices with an authorization service to control which authenticated and authorized users have access to specific resources. You also learned how to implement two-factor authentication with Twilio Authy, combining it with JSON Web Tokens to form a robust system for authenticating and authorizing your JavaScript APIs.
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