Login credentials are sent with each request for both. The server verifies
the credentials with each request. HTTP auth does not use cookies, so HTTP
auth isn't related to cookies.
When using BASIC authentication in a .NET application, with cookie managed
sessionState, do the login credentials have to be sent with each request,
or
only with the first one?
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