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JWT signing secret is shared between server and trustauth #34
Both services derive their JWT secret from the same source and use only the iss claim to distinguish tokens. A token issued by the server is structurally verifiable on trustauth and vice versa.
This was not totally accurate. The secrets have been previously separated, so this was not an issue in production. What was a bit of an issue however was that the secrets used in integration testing were set to zeroed arrays (not necessarily a problem, but a little bit weird nonetheless). This has been fixed with d7054f7.
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HellFelix commentedon Apr 13, 2026
This was not totally accurate. The secrets have been previously separated, so this was not an issue in production. What was a bit of an issue however was that the secrets used in integration testing were set to zeroed arrays (not necessarily a problem, but a little bit weird nonetheless). This has been fixed with d7054f7.
HellFelix commentedon Apr 13, 2026
Fix mentioned in comment above merged to stage with #63