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Replay Protection

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Auth Armor employs replay detection mechanisms to ensure messages can't be sent twice. For example, when trying to send an auth request, this request cannot be captured and replayed. This prevents unwanted spam and abuse.

  • Replay Protection is automatically handled in the Auth Armor JavaScript Client SDK.

Updated over 1 year ago