Added LastSeen and Active Members to Session Struct #374
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… Also added an Active param to the Session struct and changed the logic to RemoveSession(s) functions to set this value to false instead of deleting it
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Just to clarify instead of deleting the sessions when we're done with one, we're just setting it to inactive, so that we can still determine whether or not a session ever existed even after the sockets are closed. |
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Added a LastSeen value to session and added automatic updating of it. also added an Active param to the Session struct and changed the logic to RemoveSession(s) functions to set this value to false instead of deleting it.
This lets us keep track of connections in multiple ways and lets us determine the (past) success of an exploit.