And how could we do that? Sessions aren't linked to the user (well they
are, but not in a queryable way).
Cheers,
Florian
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Hi,
Yes. I agree with Arnoud. I have always felt a need to have such
a implementation with the default installation. I feel the auth system
should provide an in-built logout all sessions feature otherwise as
mentioned can comprimise heavily on the security if the developer doesnt
take car
Hi,
I recently ran into a minor security issue with Django Auth.
Currently, when a user changes their password, the user will stay
logged in on all open sessions.
This is a problem when a password is compromised. The user will change
their password and be confident that the problem is solved. How
