uot;Beauford.2002" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2003 10:04 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Session Theft
> the session is created such that a file is created that (the file contains
> all the variables for that perticular user) referenced by the session id.
> now cons
Friday, March 28, 2003 11:48 PM
Subject: [PHP] Session Theft
> i just want to figure out a way by which i can stop session theft.i
thought
> if i can get something from user end that is unique for that user.for e.g.
> his/her IP .but it will not work when they are behind firewall.they will
You can give the users the oportunity to turn ip check on (a checkbox in
the login form). There is also a header that is set by many proxies to
the ip address of the client, but I don't remember its name (maybe
(X-)Forwarded-For)
Haseeb Iqbal wrote:
i just want to figure out a way by which i c
> i just want to figure out a way by which i can stop session theft.i
thought
> if i can get something from user end that is unique for that user.for e.g.
> his/her IP .but it will not work when they are behind firewall.they will
be
> assigned same IP.is there a way for me to get the IP (e.g.202.20
check into forcing the use of trans_sid
Jim
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From: "Haseeb Iqbal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PHP General list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2003 8:48 PM
Subject: [PHP] Session Theft
> i just want to figure out a way
i just want to figure out a way by which i can stop session theft.i thought
if i can get something from user end that is unique for that user.for e.g.
his/her IP .but it will not work when they are behind firewall.they will be
assigned same IP.is there a way for me to get the IP (e.g.202.202.202.20
i just want to figure out a way by which i can stop session theft.i
thought
if i can get something from user end that is unique for that user.for
e.g.
his/her IP .but it will not work when they are behind firewall.they
will be
assigned same IP.is there a way for me to get the IP
(e.g.202.202.20
Hi Haseeb,
> if i can get something from user end that is unique
> for that user.for e.g. his/her IP .
Firstly, an IP address can be shared between multiple users, or it can
change constantly for one user.
Here's what a page request from an AOL user looks like (I've snipped the
request paths, b
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