Account → Account Security → My Active sessions
Every browser or device you are signed into counts as an active session. This page lets you see them all and revoke any that you no longer recognize or want to keep.
Active login sessions are different from the SSH/cloud shell sessions managed by Review → Sessions.
What you can do
- See every device currently signed into your account.
- Identify the session you are currently using — it is tagged Current.
- Revoke any session to sign out that device immediately.
- Revoke your current session to sign yourself out.
Per-session details
Each entry shows:
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Device | A best-effort description of the browser and operating system (for example, Chrome on macOS). |
| IP Address | The address this device signed in from. Shown as Unknown if not available. |
| Created | When the session started. |
| Last active | When the session last refreshed its token. |
| Current | Green badge on the session you are currently using. |
Revoking a session
- Click the red logout icon at the right of the row.
- The session is immediately invalidated.
- If you revoke the Current session, you are signed out and redirected to the login page.
Revoked sessions cannot be restored — the device will need to sign in again.
Why revoke?
Revoke a session when:
- You see a device you do not recognize.
- You used a shared or public computer and forgot to sign out.
- You simply want to reduce the number of active devices for security hygiene.
Permissions
None — every user can manage their own login sessions.