ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Validate JWT issued by Cognito Hi @AleksandarAngelevski Thanks for this - we’ll give it a go. As far as I can tell, the header and payload elements of the JWT token are Base64 encoded which means they can be decoded and parsed using this method, but we can’t verify the signature which is kind of important if we are to trust the token. Validate JWT issued by Cognito We have an application that we have created in AWS that uses Cognito for authn and authz. The application retrieves data with SnapLogic as middleware using triggered tasks. To secure our data we want Snap to validate a JWT issued by Cognito - validation initially being limited to checking that the token has not expired, the and that the issuer and client claims match what we expect. I don’t think that the JWT Validate snap is suitable for this task as it requires an account set up using a private key, which we don’t have and can’t obtain. Am I correct in thinking this and what, if any, solutions are possible?