Add support to use JWK format of public keys in the OpenSIPS script for JWT authentication#3827
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Summary
Add support to use JWK format PUB keys in the OpenSIPS script for JWT authentication
Details
Many providers ( like https://www.googleapis.com/oauth2/v3/certs ) are using JWK format for specifying the keys that can be used for validating JWTs, which is using exponent & modulus format for the RSA pub key.
Solution
Add a new script function, extract_pub_key_from_exp_mod, that can be used for generating the corresponding PEM pub key. jwt_script_authorize can be used later for validating the JWT.
Compatibility
Backwards compatible
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