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- If REST applications are supposed to be stateless, how do you . . .
Coming to managing sessions, or giving customize experience to users, it requires to maintain some meta data or state of user likely user's preferences, past request history This can be done by maintaining cookies, hidden attributes or into session object
- Part 2–6. Session Management Testing - Medium
How to Test: Analyze requests to check if session data is included in GET requests and examine POST requests for session data
- 4. 6 Session Management Testing | The Pentesting Guide
Perform an unauthenticated request to the website checking if a session cookie is set If so a tester can send a valid session identifier to a user (possibly using a social engineering trick), wait for them to authenticate, and subsequently verify that privileges have been assigned to this cookie
- How to Test Session Management and Statelessness in Web APIs
Here are some steps to test for Session Management with a great software tool called, Postman: Send a login request to your API using Postman Check the response to ensure a session
- Using Sessions in RESTful APIs: How to Maintain RESTfulness
Learn how to use sessions in RESTful APIs without violating RESTfulness This comprehensive guide covers the nuances of session management, authentication, and maintaining RESTful principles
- How do I check if a requests. Session is authenticated without . . .
Let's say I have a requests Session, as follows: import requests with requests Session() as session: session auth = ('username', 'password') Given the code above, how do I verify whether the authentication is valid? Currently, with the Github API, I just make a sample request and see if the response is 401, in which case the authentication is
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