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      <title>Implementing silent refresh of JWT  </title>
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      <description>Prerequisite knowledge When you are building services for everyone to access online, you need have a way protect resources so that only the user can access data belonging to them only. For this, websites implement login/ signup, enter username and password and voila access granted! This process is called &amp;ldquo;Authentication&amp;rdquo;. But what happens when you close your browser or refresh the website. Do you re-login with username and password? No, right.</description>
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