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How so? Cookies are the most common way to implement persistent user sessions and by consequence, authn/authz. If it can't be accessed by JS, then it at least
by hu3 2y ago
How so? Cookies are the most common way to implement persistent user sessions and by consequence, authn/authz.
If it can't be accessed by JS, then it at least does something, to say the least.
Could you expand your reasoning?