Use a cookie to prevent FormFlow journey theft #1268
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To keep FormFlow journeys bound to a particular user we normally use the signed in user's ID but for Teacher Auth, we don't yet know the user's ID at the point the journey is created. This adds a random ID and stores it in a cookie to give us per-session journey binding.