Help with JWToken

[Tommi Prami 157]

{
  "aud": "1",
  "jti": "c455147e32d593e35fe",
  "iat": 1746708640.21844,
  "nbf": 1746708640.218443,
  "exp": 1746715840.20109,
  "sub": "8314",
  "scopes": [

  ],
  "user": {
    "name": "Prami Tommi",
  ...

I've got JWToken that to me seems that is not standard.

exp etc should not be float, but "UnixDate" is integer (Can't remeber what it is called on top of my head.)

Is this some weird standard or just plain wrong? Did some googling but did not find any JWToken standard that would accept this.

-Tee-

[ertank 30]

Hi, I don't have JWT knowledge but maybe https://www.jwt.io can tell you more.

[Angus Robertson 659]

https://www.iana.org/assignments/jose/jose.xhtml and 
https://www.iana.org/assignments/jwt/jwt.xhtml

are a good start to JOSE and JWT and the RFCs that explain the standards for the numerous possible names.

 

Angus

 

 

 

[Brian Evans 128]

The integer part is seconds since the Unix Epoch so is a Unix timestamp. Some sources add fractional seconds so they can contain timestamps with more accuracy.

 

[Tommi Prami 157]

20 hours ago, Brian Evans said:

The integer part is seconds since the Unix Epoch so is a Unix timestamp. Some sources add fractional seconds so they can contain timestamps with more accuracy.

 

Unix Epoch is seconds, maybe fractions of seconds.

But never the less, to me it seems to be agaisnt the standard. That it should be integer.