Where Federation authentication token is saved [WIF STS]?

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Hi all,

While i started to explore WIF, i have a doubt on the following:

In the Windows Identification Foundation[WIF],looking on to Security Token Service[STS], i wish to know where the federation authentication token is being saved?

I think its in browser cookie, if so can anyone please give me a insight about it?

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