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I see so many tutorials telling people to store JWTs in local storage, which drives me crazy. For a banking app, that is basically handing the keys to any XSS vulnerability script. You have to use HttpOnly cookies. I was reading a technical refresher on securing Open Banking APIs and the protocols for mitigating risks in third-party integrations: and it emphasizes that the token lifecycle management is where most breaches happen. It’s not enough to just sign the token; you need short expiration times and a solid refresh token rotation strategy. If a third party gets compromised, you need to be able to revoke access instantly without forcing every user to reset their password.