Check remembered LoginSecurity sessions after a password change

A reconnect that skips the password prompt may be a remembered session rather than a failed password change. Review the documented session policy without weakening authentication for every player.
Follow the procedure
Confirm the LoginSecurity version and read its current session-continuation documentation. The maintainer describes IP- and time-based sessions, but the exact controls depend on the release.
Record the intended session duration and whether the test account has an authentication bypass permission. Do not publish its IP address while collecting evidence.
Use a disposable account to log in, disconnect and reconnect through the normal public route. Record whether the prompt is skipped and the elapsed time between connections.
End the session through the supported logout control and reconnect again. Test an actual login with the current password rather than treating a remembered session as a password acceptance test.
If policy requires shorter continuation, change only the documented session setting for your installed release and use its supported application procedure. Keep a saved configuration for rollback.
Repeat both immediate and post-expiry reconnects. Explain the resulting policy to players so a skipped prompt is not mistaken for proof that anyone can access their account.
Check the result
The account should remain authenticated only under the documented continuation conditions and require a fresh login when those conditions end. A prompt-free reconnect is not enough to judge a password reset. Verify session expiry or explicit logout with the disposable account.
If the result is wrong
If authentication is bypassed unexpectedly, inspect 
ls.bypass, trusted integrations and the network’s forwarded identity path. Restore the previous session configuration if a change causes widespread login trouble. Do not disable registration security or clear authentication tables to force everyone to see a prompt.
References and related help
LoginSecurity maintainer reference
LoginSecurity maintainer reference
LoginSecurity maintainer reference
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