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Security
Kill other sessions when the password changes
Invalidates all existing sessions after a password change or reset, so stolen sessions die with the old password.
Free Prompt
What This Does / How This Helps
Makes a password change actually kick everyone out: all existing sessions die, the current one rotates, and the user gets an email saying it happened. Without this, changing the password after a compromise is theater. The attacker's stolen session keeps working because nothing told it to stop. Users reasonably believe the reset fixed things, and it didn't. The notification email matters too, since an unexpected "your password changed" email is often the first sign of account takeover. The two-browser verification proves the behavior: one session survives (yours), the other is dead.
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