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| − | == Security | + | The main jumping point for security is the [[Security Center]]. |
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| + | == Release Specific Settings == | ||
| + | * [[Security/Collab/86|ZCS 8.6 security settings]] | ||
| + | * [[Security/Collab/87|ZCS 8.7 security settings]] | ||
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| + | = Odds and Ends = | ||
| + | Here are a few questions that come up from time to time... | ||
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| + | * The ZM_TEST cookie is not setting the HttpOnly attribute, is this a problem? | ||
| + | ** The ZM_TEST cookie in ZCS is used solely to determine if cookies are enabled a the browser. There are no privileges associated with that cookie. As such, there is no inherent risk with not having an HttpOnly attribute on this cookie. | ||
Revision as of 22:10, 8 February 2016
Security Pointers and Tidbits
The main jumping point for security is the Security Center.
Release Specific Settings
Odds and Ends
Here are a few questions that come up from time to time...
- The ZM_TEST cookie is not setting the HttpOnly attribute, is this a problem?
- The ZM_TEST cookie in ZCS is used solely to determine if cookies are enabled a the browser. There are no privileges associated with that cookie. As such, there is no inherent risk with not having an HttpOnly attribute on this cookie.
