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Currently, the systems architecture section of the specification defines sessions that allow exactly one operation after successful authentication.
In practice, this is inefficient. A better approach is to set a reasonable heuristic for the number of requests that can be made for a single authentication, and to set a timeout for how long a session can be open (in general, and without an active request).
This should be defined for both a registration session and a request session.
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Additional considerations include the nature of the given request, i.e.., some requests are more sensitive than others.
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Define timeouts and request limits for authentication sessions
Define timeouts and request limits for authenticated sessions
Jul 30, 2022
Currently, the systems architecture section of the specification defines sessions that allow exactly one operation after successful authentication.
In practice, this is inefficient. A better approach is to set a reasonable heuristic for the number of requests that can be made for a single authentication, and to set a timeout for how long a session can be open (in general, and without an active request).
This should be defined for both a registration session and a request session.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: