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Created page with "==Meme== A session is an enduring connection between two or more entities. ==Context== There are multiple contexts for a Session which leads to different views so the cont..."

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==Meme==
A session is an enduring connection between two or more entities.
==Context==
There are multiple contexts for a [[Session]] which leads to different views so the context must be clear before a meaningful discussion can occur.

==References==

[[Category: Networking]]

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 ==Device Bound Credentials==
-[https://www.w3.org/TR/dbsc/ Device Bound Session Credentials] is a W3C standard designed to help [[Web App]]s avoid dependence on cookies, which cannot be made secure.
+[https://www.w3.org/TR/dbsc/ Device Bound Session Credentials] is a W3C standard designed to help [[Web App]]s avoid dependence on [[Cookies]], which cannot be made secure.
 ==References==
 [[Category: Networking]]

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 ==Device Bound Credentials==
-https://www.w3.org/TR/dbsc/
+[https://www.w3.org/TR/dbsc/ Device Bound Session Credentials] is a W3C standard designed to help [[Web App]]s avoid dependence on cookies, which cannot be made secure.
 ==References==
 [[Category: Networking]]

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 # Connection
 # Network
 # Application
 A session at a higher might continue while a session at a lower level may come and go.
 Each context has unique requirements for session management, such as security, scalability, and performance.
 ==References==
 [[Category: Networking]]

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 A long lived session can sometime be called a relationship, as between a customer and a service provider. As a rule the session is created first and then formalized into a relationship.
-In networking a session could be at different levels:
+In networking a session could be at different levels, the ISO laying is a 7 levels, we will consider only these here:
 # Connection
 # Network
 # Application
 Each context has unique requirements for session management, such as security, scalability, and performance.

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	A long lived session can sometime be called a relationship, as between a customer and a service provider. As a rule the session is created first and then formalized into a relationship.		A long lived session can sometime be called a relationship, as between a customer and a service provider. As a rule the session is created first and then formalized into a relationship.
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		+	In networking a session could be at different levels:
		+	# Connection
		+	# Network
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	Each context has unique requirements for session management, such as security, scalability, and performance.		Each context has unique requirements for session management, such as security, scalability, and performance.

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 # Distributed Systems: In systems with multiple components, sessions help coordinate interactions between different services or nodes, ensuring smooth operation.
 # Gaming: Multiplayer games use sessions to manage player interactions, game state, and server communication during game-play.
 Each context has unique requirements for session management, such as security, scalability, and performance.

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 ==Context==
 There are multiple contexts for a [[Session]] which leads to different views so the context must be clear before a meaningful discussion can occur.
 ==References==
 [[Category: Networking]]