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user authentication there are two main ways to get the job done sessions and s the traditional approach on the web is cookie-based server-side sessions the process begins with a user filling out their username and password and then submitting it to a server which then validates it creates a session in the database then responds with a session id the session id will be saved in the browseramp;#39;s cookie jar which is a place in the browser to save key value pairs that will be sent back to the server on each subsequent request it can then respond back with content designed for the currently logged end user in other words we have a stateful session between the front end client and backend server this approach works great but there are some drawbacks it can be vulnerable to an attack known as cross-site request forgery where the attacker points the user to a site theyamp;#39;re logged into to perform actions they didnamp;#39;t intend to like submitting a payment or changing their passw
