Re: Expire Password Reset Link

You could do this quite easily by just querying the table storing reset keys for objects belonging to the user and expiring them (setting the date to the past, or setting an expire bit). 

However, IMO it is far better to just generate another one, and have them expire automatically after either a set time, or after a successful password change/reset. In the case that generating a new link expires existing ones, where there is no rate limiting, it would be theoretically possible to prevent someone resetting their password by continually requesting new links for their account.

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On 23 Oct 2019, at 15:10, Nelson Varela <nelson.c.varela@gmail.com> wrote:

Why give out more than one link? Why not use get_or_create to make link or use existing link for that user?

Op woensdag 23 oktober 2019 15:06:17 UTC+2 schreef prabhakaran karthikeyan:

If an user requests a password reset link, clicking on it will make the link expirable. Suppose, user requests more than one link mistakenly, just need to expire the first link . The user should get reset form only from recent link. Any help is appreciated. Thank You.

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