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I would not make that assumption if they use proper security practices. You can make cookies unusable (or harder to use) by anyone but the initial owner a few
by grumple 5y ago
I would not make that assumption if they use proper security practices.
You can make cookies unusable (or harder to use) by anyone but the initial owner a few different ways. You could include a hardware or ip fingerprint in the cookie that has to be validated server side, for example. You can time out cookies after an hour. Etc.