Is it safe to store jwt in localstorage?
Answer / Pajkaj Kumar
Storing JWT directly in local storage can be dangerous because it exposes the token to potential theft by malicious scripts or XSS attacks. It is generally recommended to use HttpOnly cookies for storing JWTs.
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