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HSTS (RFC6797) HTTP Strict Transport Security 7.x

by David H Nebinger

Identity Management & GovernanceLiferay Self-HostedLiferay PaaS

Description

This app adds the HSTS header (RFC-6797). While it's possible to configure frontend web servers to add this header automatically, this app enables you to conditionally handle anonymous users differently from logged in users: You can configure the timeout for both kinds of users differently, e.g.

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