implement-rate-limiting-in-code-if-necessary
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[Turn 3700] User: I'm planning to draft the `/api/v1/authenticate` endpoint with a 2-second timeout for token validation, but I'm not sure how to implement the security aspects of it, can you provide some guidance on that? I've got the basi…
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