I'm trying to validate mobile requests to an api that use a JWT bearer authentication. I've turned on Mobile Application Identification, set the Token Secret, set the Token Header to "Authorization" and added a Mobile API Protection policy. The requests should be blocked when the given JWT token cannot be validated.
The problem I have is this, all the requests use the format:
Authorization: bearer eyJhbG...
which is the standard format for HTTP authorization headers:
Authorization: <type> <credentials>
I cannot figure out how to get fortiweb to validate the credential part of the header. If I send a request without specifying the type (bearer) like:
Authorization: eyJhbG...
fortiweb does in fact validate the token correctly, but of course the backend api can't process the authentication. Anyone have any ideas on what I might be doing wrong or is this a limitation? Seems like JWT validation should account for the fact the value contains "bearer <access_token>".
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Hi mcdaniel,
Please run the below debugs while perform testing:
diagnose debug reset diagnose debug enable diagnose debug timestamp enable diagnose debug flow filter flow-detail 7 diagnose debug flow filter http-detail 7 diagnose debug flow module api-gateway
debug flow trace start
Post testing if you notice below error in the debugs:
[Api Gateway][Error]: (get_api_key_header:3397): Invalid Key length
This is due to Key length Module currently support with 1024, The Key length would be increased in 7.4.3 version with maximum of 4096.
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