1. #1 by Lars Schenk - November 26th, 2008 at 23:13

    Further Reading:

    http://boren.nu/archives/2008/07/14/ssl-and-cookies-in-wordpress-26/

    “With these new cookies comes new secret keys for signing them. Recall that WordPress 2.5 introduced SECRET_KEY as a means of adding a little extra security to cookie signing. If you intend to use the SSL support in 2.6, you will probably want to define the secret key for the secure cookie. If you don’t intend to use SSL, you can stick with your existing SECRET_KEY”

    “Once again, if you don’t intend to use SSL, you can stick with the SECRET_KEY you already have.”

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