Tokens Can Be Copied. Sockets Cannot. This Changes Everything.

The article argues that token-based authentication (JWT, Cookies) is fundamentally flawed because tokens are copyable strings that can be stolen and replayed. It describes a real-world example where a child used AI to steal Netflix session tokens and access Premium content. LuciferCore/LuciferGuard proposes binding user identity to physical Socket IDs (OS-level file descriptors) rather than tokens, making session hijacking impossible since sockets cannot be copied across connections.