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Our mission is to modernize enterprise systems for humans to use.

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We use tech like SCALA, BLOCKCHAIN, ANGULAR and NATIVE MOBILE SDKs.

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18

years of building custom software

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complex projects completed last year

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countries with Wanari projects

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Software development is our passion.

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Attila Regős

Attila Regős

Rege

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Norbert Farkas

Norbert Farkas

Pókmalac

CTO

Attila Regős

Attila Regős

Rege

CEO

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Akka JWT with RSA (asymmetric encryption algorithm)

Alex Sükein 2020-10-02
In our previous post, we dived into JWT generation and validation with RSA in Spring. Now let’s see how to do the same in Scala with Akka.

Spring JWT with RSA (asymmetric encryption algorithm)

Alex Sükein 2020-09-25
Let's say we have an "auth server" that signs tokens for us and a "resource server" where we store some pretty sensitive data. We trust the auth server and we want to validate that the JWT we get indeed comes from that trusted auth server. In other words, how can we be sure that the guy who wants to detonate our printers is using a JWT that is from that very auth server?

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