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    Default Sessions or Cookies ??

    What is better sessions or cookies when making a log in ?
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    Connected to reality through a proxy server.

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    sessions FTW!

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    Quote Originally Posted by FlorX View Post
    sessions FTW!
    Explain why.

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    Sessions.

    As they are barely exploitable.

    I know cookies can be stopped to be exploitable, but overall i think sessions are better.

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    Safer, easier.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FlorX View Post
    Safer, easier.
    Why are they safer?

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    Because cookies can be easily exploited if you don't use them properly.

    If you don't protect how your cookies are stored then people can gain access to your website using a javascript injection.

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    Well if a hacker manages to get onto the users computer they might be able to see their username and password

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    Then you encrypt passwords using an md5 hash then don't you


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    If it's a simple password then you can decrypt it.

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