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In lugnet.people, Kevin Loch writes:
> [...] Also, cookies can be made *much* more difficult than typical
> passwords (BrickShelf uses 64 bytes).
I agree! In a cookie, you can put complete random garbage that only the
authentication server knows how to interpret. And if certain bits contain
an index, you can even use a one-time pad or other complex mapping to encrypt
the data so that the pw isn't sent back and forth as plaintext.
--Todd
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