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    Dear Friends, When ever i login to my asp.net web application it create one session id where i stored some imp info for my application, but i want to provide it more security so need to destroyed application created session and want to create my own session id... So please help me for this, provide me some white paper or some good link Thanks in advanced, Regard's

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      Dear Friends, When ever i login to my asp.net web application it create one session id where i stored some imp info for my application, but i want to provide it more security so need to destroyed application created session and want to create my own session id... So please help me for this, provide me some white paper or some good link Thanks in advanced, Regard's

      Sasmi

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      Session is to store info temporarily. Data in Session is in the server and is protected. so, what kind of security you want to implement? I would suggest clear the session data as soon as your job is over.

      Anurag Gandhi.
      http://www.gandhisoft.com
      Life is a computer program and every one is the programmer of his own life.

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        Session is to store info temporarily. Data in Session is in the server and is protected. so, what kind of security you want to implement? I would suggest clear the session data as soon as your job is over.

        Anurag Gandhi.
        http://www.gandhisoft.com
        Life is a computer program and every one is the programmer of his own life.

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        Thanks for the response... Actually main thing is that the application is creating his own session id but the best practice for secure application i need to clear the application created session and want to create my own with some business logic so that there is no worry about hacking of the data which is very imp for my application.. Thanks once again

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          Thanks for the response... Actually main thing is that the application is creating his own session id but the best practice for secure application i need to clear the application created session and want to create my own with some business logic so that there is no worry about hacking of the data which is very imp for my application.. Thanks once again

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          Session Id is secured enough and you don't need to worry about them. If you need to know more about the session, this is the good article i found: Exploring Session in ASP.Net[^]

          Anurag Gandhi.
          http://www.gandhisoft.com
          Life is a computer program and every one is the programmer of his own life.

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