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    I'm writing a plugin that expose a custom resource via WordPress API's. Now the resource is public so anyone knows the API's endpoint can get the resource but I would to secure it, what's the best practice with WordPress? I was thinking to JWT but I don't want to use third party plugins, maybe is it possible to use a library found on packagist and installed with Composer? I never did it with a WordPress plugin...

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