BAROILLER Pierre-Emmanuel wrote:
I work with double cookie to add a "security"...
This is a common technique and does strengthen security somewhat.
If the user try to change de sessionId, I check with the current sessionId
stored into my own cookie..
But.. It may not to be usefull... :)
The
I work with double cookie to add a "security"...
If the user try to change de sessionId, I check with the current sessionId
stored into my own cookie..
But.. It may not to be usefull... :)
The cookie is basically a crypted copy of the session content (with a
different encryption method).
I'm lookin
> I would know what did you think of my method to prevent 'piracy'..
>
> I do like this :
>
> - A Session is made for each user
> In the session, put 2 value : a flag "userlogged" and the userId
> - In a cookie, I put the session Id and an unique crypted value.
If you're using sessions, there
Hi everyone..
I would know what did you think of my method to prevent 'piracy'..
I do like this :
- A Session is made for each user
In the session, put 2 value : a flag "userlogged" and the userId
- In a cookie, I put the session Id and an unique crypted value.
When user go on private parts o
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