account/sessions.md

Sessions and activity

A session is the browser access that Nerudo gives after sign-in. The session list shows creation, last use, and expiration times. Times on the settings page use UTC.

Examine sessions

1. Open Sessions and activity settings.
2. Find This session for the browser that you use now.
3. Examine the other sessions and their last-use times.

The browser description helps you identify a session. It is not proof of a device identity.

Stop one session

1. Confirm your sign-in.
2. Select Revoke for the session that you want to stop.

Revoke means to stop future access with that credential. For This session, select Sign out instead. A stopped session cannot give account access again.

Stop other sessions

1. Confirm your sign-in.
2. Select Sign out all other sessions.

Your current session stays active. Nerudo also stops access through earlier browser sign-in links. Developer credentials have separate revocation controls.

Examine activity

Recent security activity shows account changes, such as provider connections or credential revocations. The list contains up to 100 events. It does not contain provider tokens, passwords, or private keys.

If a session is not familiar, stop it and examine your sign-in methods.