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Logo recipes WEB Aug 18, 2009  · 1) It might (slightly) slow someone down who is (casually) looking for it. 2) You might want to hide the fact that you are running ASP.NET. Additional giveaways for ASP.NET include the presence of common file extensions such as .aspx, .asmx, .axd; …

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Logo recipes WEB Jun 19, 2009  · 3. I don't recall it correctly but I think you can rename it by changing the web.config file. Seach for the sessionState element of the web.config. answered Jun 19, …

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Logo recipes WEB Jun 21, 2019  · undefined. Best practices for the session state: Change the default session ID name. In ASP.NET, the default name is ASP.NET_SessionId. This immediately gives …

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Logo recipes Namespace: System.Web.Configuration Assembly: System.Web.dllGets or sets the cookie name. Public Property CookieName As String Property Value String

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Logo recipes WEB Represent the default cookie name, which is ".AspNetCore.Session".

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Logo recipes WEB Jul 30, 2014  · Cookie names are very bad for that – search for any cookie name and you’ll get a lot of information about the technology. To hide yourself, you can rename cookies …

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Logo recipes WEB Aug 13, 2021  · Hi, I am trying to set path of ASP.NET SessionId cookie in web.config file but in response header cookie path always showing "/" as cookie path. I have tried …

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Logo recipes WEB May 30, 2013  · You may be confused because by default Asp.Net Sessions use a cookie to store the session identifier and when cookies are disabled, Asp.Net puts the session …

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Logo recipes WEB Jul 16, 2013  · ASP.NET MVC change session and application cookie domain name to View names/custom names. Ask Question Asked 11 years, 1 month ago. Modified 11 …

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Logo recipes WEB Jan 5, 2021  · Therefore if you had used the original cookie name, changed the name in code and then reran the app then you'd see both the old and new cookie. Clear your …

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Logo recipes WEB Nov 30, 2010  · 1. You can use HTTP_COOKIE server variable from the Request object, to get the cookie string that was included with the request. string cookieString = …

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Logo recipes WEB This is achievable using AddAntiforgery. Here's an example taken from the docs and modified accordingly: services.AddAntiforgery(options =>. {. options.Cookie.Name = …

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Logo recipes WEB Jan 19, 2016  · So the user authenticates through the social network, then I use the cookie middleware to manage user's session. In the app, I need to create two cookies i.e. a …

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Logo recipes WEB Jul 30, 2014  · We have 2 applications that are both using Asp.Net Identity for security. They have nothing to do with each other but I happen to be a developer on both projects. ...

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Logo recipes WEB Jul 12, 2011  · The problem which I've got is that when I have two web applications are deployed in the same domain then when anyone is logged in then the second one will …

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Logo recipes WEB Apr 12, 2016  · In ASP.NET 5, MVC 6, I was able to change the name of the external authentication cookie in the options - but that seems to be removed from the new …

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