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How to authenticate session fingerprint

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Optimally, store the fingerprintSecret on the user device. It cannot be retrieved once lost.

An optional feature that enhances session management. By using a fingerprintSecret, you can encrypt session data, ensuring it can only be decrypted with both the fingerprintSecret and the envSecret. This adds an extra layer of security for persistent sessions.

To authenticate a session fingerprint, you must include fingerprintSecretin the request headers.

Header Key
Value

X-Fingerprint-Secret

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fingerprintSecret
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