JWT Framework
v3.2
v3.2
  • Introduction
  • Introduction
    • Provided Features
    • Security Recommendations
    • The Framework
    • Pre-requisite
    • Continous Integration
    • Contributing
  • The Components
    • Algorithm Management (JWA)
    • Key (JWK) and Key Set (JWKSet)
      • Key (JWK)
      • Key Set (JWKSet)
    • Header Checker
    • Claim Checker
    • Signed Tokens (JWS)
      • Signature Algorithms
      • JWS Creation
      • JWS Loading
    • Encrypted Tokens (JWE)
      • Encryption Algorithms
      • JWE Creation
      • JWE Loading
  • The Symfony Bundle
    • Symfony Bundle
    • Algorithm Management
    • Key and Key Set Management
      • Key Management (JWK)
      • Key Set Management (JWKSet)
    • Header and Claim Checker Management
    • Signed Tokens
      • JWS serializers
      • JWS creation
      • JWS verification
    • Encrypted Tokens
      • JWE serializers
      • JWE creation
      • JWE decryption
    • Configuration Helper
    • Events
  • Console Command
    • Console
    • Standalone Application
    • PHAR Application
    • Symfony Console
  • Advanced Topics
    • Nested Tokens
    • Serialization
    • Custom Algorithm
    • Signed tokens and
      • Unprotected Header
      • Multiple Signatures
      • Detached Payload
      • Unencoded Payload
    • Encrypted tokens and
      • Unprotected Headers
      • Multiple Recipients
      • Additional Authentication Data (AAD)
  • Benchmark
    • How To
    • Result table
  • Migration
    • From v1.x to v2.0
    • From v2.x to v3.0
    • From v3.x to v4.0
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  1. The Components

Key (JWK) and Key Set (JWKSet)

To perform cryptographic operations (signature/verification and encryption/decryption), you will need cryptographic keys.

JWK

A JWK object represents a key. It contains all parameters needed by the algorithm and may also provide information parameters.

This framework is able to create private and public keys easily. It can also generate those keys from external resources such as binary key files or certificates.

JWKSet

The keys can be grouped in key sets. A JWKSet object represents a key set. It can contain as many keys as you need.

We strongly recommend you to avoid mixing public, private or shared keys in the same key set.

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