session cookie
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cookie de sesión
- And the bank doesn't really have any idea of knowing that people's session cookies are the only thing that really tie them to that that thing to that website.
Examples
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What if people using sniffer applications on public Wi-Fi networks were selling the session cookies they stole?
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A session cookie expires when you close your browser and is used to make it easier for you to navigate our website.
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Cookies can take the form of session cookies or persistent cookies.
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The extension can be used to steal session cookies and even circumvent two-factor authentication systems like the one implemented by Google, the researcher said.
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This includes disabling session cookies and/or URL rewriting, as if I'm successful, there will be no sessions to track.
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I imagine a reusable M2M session cookie, like one that controls door locks in someone's house, would be really valuable to someone with criminal intent.
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Therefore, M2M sessions should always be encrypted, and session cookies should be made worthless after the session is logged or timed out.
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Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent by (output started at **75;6170;TOOLONG) in **70;6247;TOOLONG on line 5
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A session cookie helps manage your login status while you browse the website.
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When you visit a store online, a session cookie is created to remember your preferences during that visit.
How Persistent
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: a 'session cookie' is a cookie (a small piece of website data) that pertains to a session (the temporary user session). A B1 learner who knows both constituent senses can infer it is a cookie used for a session and therefore temporary, so the MWE is transparently derived from its parts.
Etymology
Session cookie comes from the image of a small 'cookie' a website gives you during a single session, meaning your visit to the site. Think of it like a little note or biscuit you keep while you browse and then throw away when you leave, so a session cookie is 'temporary' and is deleted when you close the browser.