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What is a Bearer Token in the Header? A Bearer Token is a type of access token included in the authorization header of an HTTP request. It serves as a security credential commonly used in authentication protocols like OAuth 2.0. The bearer token is a string representing the authorization granted to the client and is sent in the request header using the "Authorization" field. Streamline your API authentication with Apidog! Apidog simplifies the management and transmission of bearer tokens in your requests, providing quick and secure access to protected resources with just a few clicks. Eliminate the hassle of manual…