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You logout on a public computer, the next user undeletes the cookie (which is just a row in a profile SQLite database).
by jfgiogktkt 5y ago
You logout on a public computer, the next user undeletes the cookie (which is just a row in a profile SQLite database).
- remram 5y agoCouldn't the previous user have rigged the app to not send the logout request, or way more plausibly installed a keylogger to get your password, which allows them to log in again at will? I'm not disagreeing with you, it just seems to only cover a very specific type of attack, if someone else can mess with software. And of course if they can't it is unnecessary.