Re: Forcing a logout (invalidating current session)

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Andrew Daviel-3 wrote:
> 
> 
> We had a user account compromised somehow (bad guys got the password).
> 
> The user has changed their password.
> How can I kick off any logged-in sessions and make sure they can't login 
> without knowing the new password ?
> 

Spammer will be kicked out, if he or she tries to open any page with imap
authentication. Left folder listing, mailbox listing, message display or
sending message and saving it in Sent folder will destroy session.

If you want to be sure, find old PHP session files with compromised username
and delete them.

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