Re: post to bugtraq about "session fixation"
On Wednesday 18 December 2002 15:18, Kevin Spett wrote:
> If the session management implementations of web application servers
Perhaps, but there are a lot of other requisite mistakes needed for this to
be an issue, such as:
- the app must accept the SAME session IDs across both secured and
unsecured interactions
- the app must not change the session id on a per-page or per-action basis
- the app must not issue another "action specific" nonce to be used in
conjunction with the session ID to validate for sensitive actions
> Lots of people rely on the
I agree. For sites that have the multitue of problems necessaray to exploit
this, it's a serious issue.
> Sure,
My favorite claim in that flash marketing trainwreck: "Active scout blocks
all attacks, even the unknown ones". And we wonder why people find it hard
to trust security vendors...sigh...
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Alex Russell
alex@netWindows.org
alex@SecurePipe.com
Received on Wed Dec 18 16:48:49 2002
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