Signed Cookies

Some time ago, I created a Signed Cookies middleware for Django, allowing views to transparently sign and validate cookies. With recent developments on django-developers, it was best to create a separate project for it, rather than maintain it as a ticket.

With that in mind, I created a Google Code project for this application. For those who haven’t been following its progress, I’ll list some of its features:

So with that in mind, if you happen to need signed cookies for a Django app, feel free to check it out and let me know what you think. And, as always, leave me a ticket if you find anything problematic.

Comments

  1. At 11:05 p.m. on Aug 4, 2007, clee said ...

    Thank you for your work. It seems like a good idea, especially as people are using django for all sorts of applications--some of which will need more security than the average web site.

    Are there any good references on when to use signed cookies?

  2. At 5:47 p.m. on Aug 13, 2007, Amirouche B. said ...

    actually I have the same question that clee...

  3. At 10:13 p.m. on Aug 18, 2007, Marty Alchin said ...

    I haven't found any references yet, but I'm writing up a few of my thoughts on potential uses. I hope to have that up in a few days.

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