Spring Security Fix: 401 vs 403 for JWT Authentication (May Be You're Doing It Wrong!)
Implementing precision authorization rules with authorizeHttpRequests in my Spring Boot application led to an unexpected behavior. While attempting to log in without a valid token, the REST API returned a 403 Forbidden status code instead of the anticipated 401 Unauthorized. This inconsistency can create confusion for users.
Fortunately, I've resolved this issue in a video tutorial, where I demonstrate how to configure the application to correctly return a 401 status code in such scenarios.
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