Invalidate Session After OAuth Token Expiration [New in Security Center 2.0]

Configure the glide.authenticate.oauth.post.token.expiration.cookie_auth.disabled property to the secure value to prevent users from continuing to use a session via cookies after the OAuth token used to create the session expires.

When the glide.authenticate.oauth.post.token.expiration.cookie_auth.disabled property is not set to the secure value of true, a user may continue to use a session via cookies after the OAuth token used to create the session expires. This increases the risk of cookies being leaked and the session being hijacked by a malicious user to access unauthorized resources. Ensure that the glide property glide.authenticate.oauth.post.token.expiration.cookie_auth.disabled is set to true. If the record does not exist in the sys_properties table, the default value is false.

More information

Attribute	Description
Configuration name	glide.authenticate.oauth.post.token.expiration.cookie_auth.disabled
Configuration type	System Properties (/sys_properties_list.do)
Data type	Boolean
Recommended value	true
Default value	For zboot instances, the property is true. For the update instances, the property is false by default.
Category	Session management
Security risk	Severity score: 5.4 CVSS score: Medium Security risk details: When this property is not set to the secure value of true, a user may continue to use a session even after the OAuth token used to create the session has expired, increasing the likelihood of the session being hijacked by a malicious user.
Dependencies and prerequisites	None
Functional impact	True: Cookie authentication is only honored until the OAuth access token expires; after the expiration, authentication is not honored. False: Cookie authentication is honored even after the OAuth access token expires.