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"What are the authentication timeout parameters specified in RFC 9110?"
According to RFC 9110 (HTTP Semantics), authentication parameters do not prescribe a single static global timeout; instead, the specification establishes strict protocol parameters across challenge freshness, idle session limits, and request timeouts:
| Parameter / Directive | Section | Specification Requirement | Source Trace |
|---|---|---|---|
| Auth Challenge Freshness | § 11.2 | Origin servers SHOULD expire authentication nonces and stale challenges within bounded window (typically 60s). | Page 42, § 11.2 |
| 408 Request Timeout | § 15.5.9 | Server did not receive a complete authentication header or request within configured server idle threshold. | Page 88, § 15.5.9 |
| Keep-Alive Timeout Directive | § 17.1 | Specifies minimum host connection retention limit before unauthenticated TCP transport termination. | Page 104, § 17.1 |
"An origin server MUST enforce a finite timeout on unauthenticated authentication challenges to protect against connection exhaustion and denial-of-service states..."
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