I don't have much time to elaborate at the moment, but I like the
approach of using Shiro's native session mechanisms - I store the
Sessions in a data store I control that has query capabilities (write
a Shiro SessionDAO to talk to the data store).  When a user logs in, I
associate their session to their user account (the session records
have a 'userId' field).  This way, I can query the session data store
for all sessions associated with a particular user including the one
they're currently using...

HTH,

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