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checking-session-security

Analyze session management implementations to identify security vulnerabilities in web applications. Use when you need to audit session handling, check for session fixation risks, review session timeout configurations, or validate session ID generation security. Trigger with phrases like "check session security", "audit session management", "review session handling", or "session fixation vulnerability".

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# Checking Session Security

## Overview

Audit session management implementations in web applications to identify vulnerabilities including session fixation (CWE-384), insufficient session expiration (CWE-613), and cleartext transmission of session tokens (CWE-319).

## Prerequisites

- Application source code accessible in `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/`
- Session management code locations identified (auth modules, middleware, session stores)
- Framework and language identified (Express.js, Django, Spring Boot, Rails, ASP.NET, etc.)
- Session configuration files available (`session.config.*`, `settings.py`, `application.yml`)
- Write permissions for reports in `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/security-reports/`

## Instructions
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