While developing or maintaining web applications, usually there’s a need of data persistence throughout the logic. Persistence means that if somewhere we get some kind of data, we want to store it for later. The most obvious and secure way to do this is to use a database. Databases provide the level of safety that the session will never be able to provide you and there’s a reason for that. Sessions are not secure nor can exist in the confines...
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