Cookie issue is holding up a launch.

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We have ONE security vulnerability in our latest C5 install preventing us from getting permission to launch.
When it is scanned by our security folks, they come up with:

Set-Cookie: CONCRETE5=9uvcif4shgtd1asoflmvdnp6l2; expires=Tue, 10-Jan-2017
18:39:29 GMT; path=/; HttpOnly
Cache-Control: no-cache
X-Fra...TRUNCATED...


Quoth The Powers That Be: "... has decreed that no (organization) websites shall use persistent cookies except in very specific situations.
"Fix
"From a coding perspective, the only distinction between a session cookie and a persistent cookie is the 'Expires=' tag that specifies when a persistent cookie should expire. If a cookie has no 'Expires=' tag, then it is automatically interpreted as a session cookie. Removing the expiration date from the code that sets the cookie will change it to a session cookie."

Where do i find and how do i remove or override the code that generates the "Expires=" tag. Will that break concrete5?

yfsneals
 
hutman replied on at Permalink Reply
hutman
What version are you using?
yfsneals replied on at Permalink Reply
yfsneals
5.7.5.9

... but we want to be ready for 8.