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Todayamp;#39;s PortSwigger tutorial is entitled: JWT authentication bypass via weak signing key. To solve the lab, we must brute-force the websiteamp;#39;s secret key, use it to sign a modified session that gives us access to the admin panel and delete the user amp;quot;carlosamp;quot;. As with the previous labs, we are going to be using Burpamp;#39;s amp;quot;JWT Editoramp;quot; extension. First, letamp;#39;s access the lab and log in with the provided credentials: wiener, peter. Letamp;#39;s also try accessing the admin panel. We know from the labamp;#39;s description that the admin panel is located at amp;quot;/adminamp;quot;. Back in Burp, go to Proxy -amp;gt; HTTP History. The amp;quot;JWT Editoramp;quot; extension has highlighted the requests containing a JWT. Select the amp;quot;GET /adminamp;quot; request and send it to Repeater. In Repeater, go to the amp;quot;JSON Web amp;quot; tab. This time, we cannot bypass the serveramp;#39;s securi