How is session hijacking typically prevented in a servlet-based application?
- By disabling session tracking
- By increasing session timeout
- Using HTTPS
- Using servlet filters
Session hijacking is typically prevented in a servlet-based application by using HTTPS to secure communication between the client and the server, encrypting the session data to prevent unauthorized access.
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