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An authenticated session is a form of protocol that precedes the execution of a web application. In order to prevent unauthorized runs of the program or data leaks of that program the authenticated session code will hash, scramble and encrypt each single execution so that the the host only serves the user that is validated to receive the data usually by means of password via web browsers or other security info via web apps.

Authenticated Session(s)
Type	software
Place of origin	USA
Service history
In service	1969–present
Used by	See Users
Wars	possibly
Production history
Designer	various
Designed	1969-present
Manufacturer	various
Produced	1969–present
No. built	multiple

History

After the invention of the Computer and the Internet, a need for privacy and information security arose.

Computerization

Yes, soley.

See also

• HTTPS
• TCP/IP
• OWASP
• Network Security

Further reading

Model comparison chart

Model number	Cartridge	Total length		Barrel length		Magazine capacity		Weight (unloaded)		Style
		(mm)	(in)	(mm)	(in)	Standard	Optional	(g)	(oz)
17*^, 17C	9×19mm	186	7.32	114	4.49	17	10, 33	625	22	Standard
17L		225	8.69	153	6.02			670	23.6	Long slide
18, 18C		185	7.28	114	4.49	33	10, 17	620	21.9	Standard
19*^, 19C		174	6.85	102	4.01	15	10, 17, 33	595	21	Compact
20*, 20C, 20SF	10 mm Auto	193	7.60	117	4.61		10	785	27.7	Standard
21*, 21C, 21SF	.45 ACP					13	10	835	29.84
22*, 22C	.40 S&W	202* 204	7.95* 8.03	114	4.49	15	10, 22	725	25.59
23*, 23C		185* 187	7.28* 7.36	102	4.01	13	10, 15, 22	670	23.65	Compact
24, 24C		225	8.86	153	6.02	15	10, 17, 22, 24	757	26.7	Long slide
25	.380 ACP	174	6.85	102	4.01		17	570	20.1	Compact
26*	9×19mm	160	6.30	88	3.46	10	15, 17, 33	560	19.8	Subcompact
27*	.40 S&W					9	11, 13, 15, 17, 22, 24	560	19.8
28	.380 ACP					10	12, 15, 17	529	18.7
29*, 29SF	10 mm Auto	172	6.77	96	3.78		15	700	24.7
30*, 30S, 30SF	.45 ACP						9, 13	680	24
31*, 31C	.357 SIG	186	7.32	114	4.49	15	10, 17	660	23.3	Standard
32*, 32C		174	6.85	102	4.01	13	10, 15, 17	610	21.5	Compact
33*		160	6.30	88	3.46	9	10, 11, 13, 15, 17	560	19.8	Subcompact
34*^	9×19mm	207	8.15	135	5.31	17	10, 33	650	22.9	Competition
35*^	.40 S&W					15	10, 17, 22, 24	695	24.5
36	.45 ACP	172	6.77	96	3.78	6	—	570	20.1	Slimline
37*	.45 GAP	186	7.32	116	4.56	10	11	735	25.9	Standard
38		174	6.85	102	4.01	8	9, 10, 11	685	24.2	Compact
39		160	6.30	88	3.46	6	7, 8, 9, 10, 11	548	19.3	Subcompact
40*^	10 mm Auto	241	9.49	153	6.02	15	10	798	28.15	Long slide
41*^	.45 ACP	222	8.74	135	5.3	13		775	27	Competition
42	.380 ACP	151	5.94	83	3.27	6	—	380	13.4	Slimline
43	9×19mm	159	6.26	86	3.39			509	17.95
Notes: Glock pistols marked by "*" indicate that a "Gen4" model is available. The Glock 40 and Glock 41 are only made in the "Gen4" frame. Glock pistols marked by "^" indicate that an "MOS" (Modular Optic System) model is available. The Glock 40 is only made in the "MOS" configuration. Glock pistols designated by "C" after the model number are equipped with ported barrels and slides to compensate for muzzle rise. Glock 18/18C pistols are 9×19mm Parabellum select-fire machine pistols and not available to the general public in most countries. Glock pistols designated "SF" are "short-framed". They have 2.5 mm (0.098 in) shorter trigger reach from the back of the grip and the heel of the pistol is shortened by 4 mm (0.16 in) for the full-sized framed Glock 20 and 21. The reduction in the heel of the Glock 29 and 30 is not as pronounced. Glock 25 or 28 pistols are not available to the general public in the United States, because a small pistol chambered for the .380 ACP cartridge does not meet the "sporting purposes" criteria for importation of pistols under the Gun Control Act of 1968, according to the BATFE's point system. The Glock 42, however, is not subject to those regulations because it is produced in the United States rather than imported, allowing it to be sold on the civilian market.

Category:Computer security