Sessietoken
Sessietoken is a term used to describe a unique identifier assigned to a user's session in a computer system, typically a web application. The token enables the server to recognize subsequent requests as part of the same interaction, allowing state to be maintained across the inherently stateless HTTP protocol. A sessietoken is usually created when a user authenticates or when a new session begins and is transmitted back to the client in a cookie, URL parameter, or local storage, depending on the implementation.
In practice, systems store session data either on the server, with the sessietoken acting as a key,
Security and privacy considerations are central to sessietoken design. Tokens should be unpredictable, transmitted over HTTPS,
In use, a sessietoken typically enables authentication, authorization, and session continuity across a user’s interactions with