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For questions relating to cryptography and IT security. This can be computer, network, or database security.
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Is it a good practice to store session in two different places?
I have a use case like this and I am wondering if this solution is a good practice or not.
Say I have a website called dashboard.com and this is only for US region. When users login here, I am storin …
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