
How do pop tokens work?
PoP tokens, or Proof-of-Possession tokens, are a type of security token that provides an additional layer of authentication. They work by binding the token to the client machine through a public/private key pair, ensuring that only the legitimate owner can use it. This mitigates the risk of token theft and misuse, as the tokens cannot be used without the corresponding private key.


Should I use bearer & pop tokens for a new API?
I'm developing a new API and considering authentication methods. I've heard of bearer and PoP tokens, but I'm not sure if they are suitable for my API. Should I adopt these token types for my new API?
