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ASVS V7.6.1 requires session lifetime and termination between relying parties and identity providers to match the docs, with reauthentication when needed.
ASVS V7.5.3 requires another authentication factor before highly sensitive transactions. Design step up, bind it to the action, and test for bypass.
ASVS V7.5.2 requires users to see their active sessions and end any or all of them after another authentication. See the data to store and how to test it.
ASVS V7.5.1 requires full reauthentication before changing email, phone, MFA settings or recovery data. Add a recent auth check and test the takeover path.
ASVS V7.4.5 requires administrators to be able to end one user's sessions or everyone's. Build the controls, audit them and test the kill switch.
ASVS V7.4.4 requires easy, visible logout on every authenticated page. Put it in the shared layout, make it a POST, and test it with a crawler.
ASVS V7.4.3 says that after a password reset or MFA change, users should be able to terminate every other active session. Here is the flow and the tests.
ASVS V7.4.2 requires that disabling or deleting an account terminates all of its active sessions. Wire it into offboarding and test with two browsers.
ASVS V7.4.1 requires that logout or expiry stops any further use of the session. Learn server side invalidation for reference and self contained tokens, and how to test replay.
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