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Session tokens usually exist in the form of a Session ID in a Cookie or a JWT, and subsequent requests use them to identify the user; if the Cookie is not set with HttpOnly, XSS scripts can read it directly; if not set with Secure, the token may leak over plaintext HTTP; if not set with SameSite, it is vulnerable to CSRF attacks.
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