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问题 I just recently started using jwt in a react+express app and came across the issue of where to store the jwt token. It seems like the two major options are localStorage and cookies with both being venerable to various attacks (XSS and CRSF). But i found that react is supposedly XSS safe (What does it mean when they say React is XSS protected?) so is it okay to use localStorage to store the jwt? If not whats the industry standard for this? 回答1: Both cookies and localStorage can be acceptable

问题 I just recently started using jwt in a react+express app and came across the issue of where to store the jwt token. It seems like the two major options are localStorage and cookies with both being venerable to various attacks (XSS and CRSF). But i found that react is supposedly XSS safe (What does it mean when they say React is XSS protected?) so is it okay to use localStorage to store the jwt? If not whats the industry standard for this? 回答1: Both cookies and localStorage can be acceptable

问题 I just recently started using jwt in a react+express app and came across the issue of where to store the jwt token. It seems like the two major options are localStorage and cookies with both being venerable to various attacks (XSS and CRSF). But i found that react is supposedly XSS safe (What does it mean when they say React is XSS protected?) so is it okay to use localStorage to store the jwt? If not whats the industry standard for this? 回答1: Both cookies and localStorage can be acceptable

问题 I'm trying to run a log in script over my Centos machine. What the script does is logging in with a username and password to a 3rd party site and gets the page contents. Although the script works perfectly in my PC (XAMPP at Windows), in my Centos box it seems not work. After logging in, it keeps redirecting to the log in page (although the log in succeed). Here is the code: function request($url,$post) { $ch = curl_init(); $curlConfig = array( CURLOPT_URL => $url, CURLOPT_POST => 1, CURLOPT

问题 Simple question, which I surprisingly couldn't find any answer to on SO: how can you give consent for cookies on websites. I run code like: require(rvest) finances <- "https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MSFT/financials?p=MSFT&_guc_consent_skip=1608408673" finances <- read_html(finances) finances <- html_table(finances,header = TRUE) This give a empty data.frame, and I suspect it is because the websites asks for consent for tracking cookies. How does one give consent to such cookies using rvest?

问题 I use a standard android.webkit.Webview in a Java-Based native android app. Inside the Webview the User logs into a webapp. After successful login the webapp stores a cookie with the access token. I want to access this cookie. The cookie has the following characteristics: HTTPS Url Structure like: https://api.example.com httpOnly Flag Secure Flag When on Android API Level 29 or API Level 30, calling CookieManager.getCookie("https://api.example.com") works like expected and returns a String

问题 I would like to develop automatic scrapper for asp password protected web page. I have a login/password for this page. First of all, a look in to Firebug log during authorization via firefox. What I have found: When I open login page, I get cookie with "__RequestVerificationToken". i.e http://mysite When I press Login button FF makes POST query to http://mysite/Account/Login with parameters UserName, Password and __RequestVerificationToken, also it uses cookie saved on step 1 In case of

问题 Does the html header Set-Cookie function accept expiration in seconds? header( "Set-Cookie:". $cookieName."=".$sessId."; expires=".$expireSeconds."; sessionID=".$sessId.";path=".$path."; domain=".$domain."; httponly; secure); $expireSeconds = time()+$expireSeconds; NOTE: I dont want to use set cookie because i am running php4 version. Also php4 does not support httponly in the setcookie() function 回答1: The proper date format for expires is something like this: Mon, 19 Nov 2012 15:40:59 GMT

问题 As part of our automation we need to send very huge cookie header to the api. cookie is as below cookie: _ga=GA1.2.1041556506.1557744563; _gcl_au=1.1.139136457.1560512273; JabmoSP0id.ffef=d37c42bf-f223-43c6-a73c-fa502e23712d.1560512274.5.1561197329.1560589232.2561e1f4-79fe-4b63-88c6-157c6e8ed125; _gid=GA1.2.1289186220.1561356841; intercom-session-pk0ds0sg=TlZDS2xJQ3BjdldKQ3QzVkt2U1VkUUJ0WmhsVDBpaTY0YThBR0M0Y0dFMWs1azkwUlBlTWpUbWp1ZHN6MUtydS0tZm5CSlZYU0VPQnVJS1k1aFM2dkxkdz09-

问题 I am using React as frontend and REST API as backend, my REST is issuing http only Cookie what i am storing on frontend and using on every REST request, for example of code, Atlassian JIRA have auth like that , now i want to migrate that solution from REST to GraphQL, and if authorisation on GraphQL side is already solved problem (only Apollo have both Cookie and JWT auth mechanisms, not to mention native implementations), i still can't figure out how to issue Cookie/JWT from GraphQL side. Is