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sdflhasjd
4y ago
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Does it stand for something? Why the letters 'Sec'?
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banana_giraffe
4y ago
I don't think I've ever seen it called out, but I always assumed it's "Secure" in the sense it hasn't been modified by a script.
But that's 100% a guess on my part.
herpderperator
4y ago
Great, so now we have the HttpOnly flag for cookies which differs from the Secure flag for cookies, while the Secure in the Sec headers has the same meaning as HttpOnly.
billyhoffman
4y ago
And we have SameSite in Cookies, and Allow-Origin in headers!
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