From my understanding, when a request is made over HTTPS, the data is encrypted while it travels between the client and server, providing security against eavesdropping or tampering. However, the payload (request body, headers, etc.) is visible in the browser's developer tools, particularly in the Network tab. Is there a way to hide or obscure this information as well?
How can I manage authentication and protect credentials using the Custom token login or JWT login?
React.
How to hide credentials during authentication ?
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