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RE: Custom session tokens and XSS

From: Stephen de Vries <stephen.devries(at)dcode.net>
Date: Wed Aug 13 2003 - 06:23:26 EDT

I think I may be misunderstanding this, but if the attacker makes a web request and gets a valid token, it will be a valid token for HIS session. By creating a malicious email/web page with this token, the victim will be opening the attackers session!
Any XSS in the page, will only have access to the attackers token - which is useless from an attack point of view.

Stephen de Vries

On Tue, 12 Aug 2003, Rob Morhaime wrote:

> I do believe this setup would be vulnerable to a "session fixation" attack, as
Received on Wed Aug 13 07:14:46 2003

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