2.2.3.1 RTS Cookie
The RTS cookie is a token exchanged between parties in an RPC over HTTP Protocol sequence and is used to name objects and abstractions as defined throughout this specification. This section defines the encoding for an RTS cookie.
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The value chosen for an RTS cookie SHOULD be a 16-byte cryptographically strong random number. It has the same uniqueness requirements as a UUID, and implementations MAY use a UUID as the RTS cookie.<14>