Comment by ekryski

I agree that's how we treat them with Feathers. You may know this already but JWT's are intended to be decrypted on the client so you shouldn't be be saying "if" it is cracked, more "when". The signature is only good for ensuring that the content hasn't been manipulated. Not that you are, but for others, never store anything inside a JWT that is sensitive, and if it is make sure you encrypt it first before you put it in the JWT payload.