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When we are creating a website that requires user authentication and authorization and then only show the protected data to the user there are several ways to do that. 1) Local Storage 2) Session Storage 3) HttpOnly Cookies Firstly we have…
One way or another, 4.66 billion people actively use the internet and interact with HTTP cookies every day. In many ways, HTTP cookies provide you with a streamlined and personalized website experienc…
Storing data on the client(web browser) is useful to improve the performance of a website. Web browsers are having quite a number of methods to store data on the browser. Types of Storage- LocalStora…
Introduction In this blog, I'm gonna discuss about cookies and browser storage (local and session). By the end of this blog, you will learn the advantage and overview of browser storage. Before we go …
By now I'm sure you've seen an overwhelming number of cookie banners whenever you surf the web 🤯. You may or may not accept them, but one thing's for sure - you just want to get rid of that banner s…
What is Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)? Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) is an attack where the attacker tricks the users of a trusted site into executing dangerous and unwanted actions on the web…
tl;dr: This post is an brief analysis about the issue of having so many "opt-in" banners about cookie consent policies, using mainly the GDPR as legal basis to this subject. Cookies are necessary to t…
Browser Storages Browser storage is a way to store some amount of data on the client-side (browser) for a better user experience and better performance. We have heard about Cookies, Local Storage and …
Local Storage, Session storage , Cookie All of them are used to store data in the browser The data we store in localStorage, and session storage is generally in key, value-form in string type. Session storage A session starts when he ope…
Introduction Cookies have been there for a long time. They are helpful for storing stateful elements like auth tokens and user interaction habits on the website. Then, HTML5 introduced LocalStorage & …
