Spring Boot 3 + Spring Security + Forgot Password and One-Time Pin SMS | Rest API Example

Spring Boot 3 + Spring Security + Forgot Password and One-Time Pin SMS | Rest API Example
This video demonstrates how to protect your Spring boot Application as well as APIs via Spring Security to perform JWT authentication and authorization in a Spring Boot 3.
You'll discover how simple it is to use JSON Web Tokens to secure your application and safeguard your endpoints. We'll go through some security rules for our application and configure Spring Security to use JWT. In the end, we'll verify our configuration by creating a basic API and sending authorised requests via Postman.
This tutorial will provide you with the necessary tools to secure your Spring Boot application with JWT authentication and authorization, regardless of your level of experience as a developer.
Spring Initialzr:
start.spring.io/#!type=maven-...
JWT IO:
jwt.io/
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Spring Security:
• UPDATED: Spring Securi...
Forgot Password Email Verification:
• Spring Boot 3 + Sprin...
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[@imjmakki]

the Github repo for it please

[@cypcode]

Hi thanks you very much for checking out the video, please see github repo below:
github.com/cypcodestudio/wonderbank

[@hikmatulloanvarbekov3809]

why do not you use intellij idea

[@cypcode]

Hi, thank you for the question I guess now it would be a matter of keeping to the norm of the channel, I do however use IntelliJ on a daily basis I use it even more than SpringToolSuite. Both IDEs are powerful and I find their capabilities quite close to each other because I haven’t experienced an issue where I’m forced to change IDE when working from either IntelliJ or SpringToolSuite