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Protect Cookies

If the application is configured to be used via SSL connection, you may want to protect the application cookies, too.

Cookies are protected with Secure and HttpOnly flags.

You can manually set this parameters for each cookie via the configuration or reconfigure your web sever to add the secure flag by the server.

Reconfigure Apache Web Server

To configure Apache web server:

• Enable mod_headers.so in the Apache HTTP server configuration file;

• In the configuration of your virtual domain, add:

  Header edit Set-Cookie ^(.*)$ $1;Secure
  

• Restart the web server.

Reconfigure Nginx Web Server with nginx_cookie_flag Module

To configure Nginx web server, use the nginx_cookie_flag_module.

To use this module, the Nginx server has to be built with the following extension:

--add-module=/path/to/nginx_cookie_flag_module

Once Nginx is built with the above module, you can add the following line either to the location or the server directive in the respective configuration file:

set_cookie_flag secure;

Reconfigure Nginx Web Server with proxy_cookie_path

Another option for Nginx is to use the proxy_cookie_path parameter in ssl.conf or default.conf:

proxy_cookie_path / "/; Secure";