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Logo recipes Dec 28, 2015  · Setting the JSESSIONID is the responsibility of whatever servlet container is running your web application. Remove the setHeader from your filter, and configure your web …

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Logo recipes Nov 23, 2023  · To enable the HttpOnly flag for cookies in Tomcat, you can set the useHttpOnly attribute in the <Context> Element of your web application's context configuration.

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Logo recipes Jul 26, 2024  · Cookies that don't require access from JavaScript should have the HttpOnly directive set to block access, such as from Document.cookie. It is particularly important that …

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Logo recipes May 25, 2018  · Yes, there are cases where you don't want HTTP ONLY or SECURE. If you need javascript to see the cookie value, then you remove the HTTP-Only flag. A couple cases - …

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Logo recipes Nov 30, 2017  · “Cookies marked with the ‘HttpOnly’ attribute are not accessible from JavaScript and therefore unaffected by cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks.” – True or false? The …

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Logo recipes Oct 14, 2019  · You should still set the secure flag, even if your site is only served over HTTPS.

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Logo recipes May 2, 2019  · Change the default ‘Secure’ attribute from FALSE to TRUE to ensure cookies are sent only via HTTPS. The ‘Secure’ attribute should be set on each cookie to prevent …

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Logo recipes Apr 11, 2017  · The secure flag ensures that the setting and transmitting of a cookie is only done in a secure manner (i.e. https). If there is an option for http, secure flag should prevent …

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Logo recipes There is usually no good reason not to set the HttpOnly flag on all cookies. Unless you specifically require legitimate client-side scripts within your application to read or set a cookie's …

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Logo recipes Jan 28, 2014  · You can make use of a Classic Load Balancer (CLB) which supports both duration based and application based stickiness. AS stated in the documentation "You can't …

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Logo recipes Jul 31, 2018  · So in summary: Decide for each cookie what is the desired purpose (needed in javascript or not), security relevance and if it contains sensitive information. Based on that set …

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Logo recipes Feb 21, 2022  · I have a REST API that has a login endpoint. The login endpoint accepts a username and password, the server responds by sending a HTTPOnly Cookie containing …

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Logo recipes Jan 6, 2020  · HttpOnly cookies are not accessible from the client side, meaning you will not be able to read or set it. You can use a regular cookie to store a authorization token like JWT …

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