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This paper is an overview of JSON Web Token (JWT) and Transport LayerSecurity (TLS) as two primary approaches for authentication of the things onthe Internet. JSON Web Token (JWT) is used extensively today for authorizationand authentication within the OAuth and the OpenId framework. Recently, theGoogle Cloud IoT has mandated the use of JWT for both HTTP and Message QueuingTelemetry Transport (MQTT) protocol based clients connecting to the cloudservice securely over TLS. MQTT is the protocol of choice in IoT devices and isthe primary focus of this paper as the application protocol. Another popularcloud platform Amazon Web Service (AWS) uses the TLS mutual authentication forclient authentication. Any comparison provided here between the two approachesis primarily from a constrained device client perspective.

JSON Web Token (JWT) based client authentication in Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT)