long-lived token
[lɔŋ-lɪvd ˈtoʊkən]
nounpl: long-lived tokens
token de longa duração
1. A security token or authentication credential that remains valid for an extended period of time, typically used in digital systems and applications
The API uses a long-lived token to maintain continuous access without requiring frequent re-authentication.
A API usa um token de longa duração para manter acesso contínuo sem exigir re-autenticação frequente.
2. In computing and cybersecurity, a digital credential with an extended validity period that reduces the need for users to log in repeatedly
The developer generated a long-lived token to automate the deployment process without manual login.
O desenvolvedor gerou um token de longa duração para automatizar o processo de implantação sem login manual.
This is specialized technical terminology used primarily in software development, cybersecurity, and IT infrastructure contexts. It is equally used in both Brazilian and American English-speaking tech communities, and the Portuguese translation reflects direct technical adoption rather than cultural variation. The term emphasizes security considerations in digital authentication systems.
Related Idioms & Phrases
to issue a long-lived token
to revoke a long-lived token
to manage long-lived tokens
security risk of long-lived tokens
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