Token used in a sentence

Token in a sentence as a noun

Note that xAuth doesn't mean the app stores the passwords - you store a token like in OAuth.

* What about when the device token changes?

Insist that the token severance be made more substantial.

[1]Colavecchio's downfall came one day when he was playing a machine, and it jammed, eating his token.

On the other hand, you could instead keep a hash table with token-type keys and function-pointer values.

If it's a token of appreciation, why not after the acceptance or rejection?

In such cases, be cautious about exposing yourself to such risks in exchange for some token severance.

"On iOS, use the device token and implement truly anonymous login"* What about the web?

By the same token I find that UI wars are the most vitriolic, after all they are the way you talk to the machine day in and day out.

Token in a sentence as an adjective

The device token solution doesn't allow logging into the same account from multiple devices.

He made quite a lot of money off Atlantic City casinos using counterfeit slot machine tokens.

When a legitimate gambler has a token of that value eaten by a machine, they don't just let it go and move on to another machine.

Even the token manufacturers were not able to determine which of a set of tokens were authentic and which were counterfeit.

RSA likely had a record of each customer's purchase, which then had a record of each device and potentially some sort of key or code needed to predict the next token.

Hopefully this will eliminate the justification for the anti-keylogger utility, since the passwords and SMS tokens can't be reused anyway.

A physical token which securely establishes a pseudonymous identity on a network is quite ingenious and facilitates all sorts of really elegant HCI.

Has anyone actually read the steps required to exploit this vulnerability?You do know that to be able to exploit it you have to know the application's secret key, so you can create your own malicious encrypted session cookie that includes hashes instead of strings for the auth token lookup?You do know that if someone has your app's secret key they can just write whatever they want into the session cookie, instantly compromising a large number of apps anyway?