One option is to use
SessionRegistry
From that you can get the
SessionInformation
and call expireNow()
from the API docs
Sessions have three states: active, expired, and destroyed. A session can that is invalidated by session.invalidate() or via Servlet Container management is considered "destroyed". An "expired" session, on the other hand, is a session that Spring Security wants to end because it was selected for removal for some reason (generally as it was the least recently used session and the maximum sessions for the user were reached). An "expired" session is removed as soon as possible by a Filter.