NestJS - AuthenticationWhy is it important to validate the token signature instead of just decoding the token in NestJS?ADecoding automatically refreshes the tokenBValidation is slower and less secure than decodingCDecoding does not verify token authenticity or integrityDDecoding encrypts the token payloadCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand difference between decode and verifydecode reads token data without checking if token is genuine.Step 2: Recognize importance of signature validationValidation ensures token was signed by trusted source and not altered.Final Answer:Decoding does not verify token authenticity or integrity -> Option CQuick Check:Validation checks authenticity; decode does not [OK]Quick Trick: Always verify signature to trust token data [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking decode validates tokenAssuming decode refreshes tokenConfusing decoding with encryption
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