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by jerf
1769 days ago
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If you use HTTPS, they're pretty much as secure as HTTPS itself is. Anything that would let you obtain or modify the token at that point would be a break of HTTPS. (Unless you're using some weird system where the secret is in the domain name, in which case it can be a bit more complicated, but who does that?) If you use HTTP they're not secure at all. |
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