HACKLOG 2x17 - Session Attacks (CSRF Session Hacking Guide) (Subtitled)

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
  • ⚠️ The subtitles have been translated automatically. We apologize for any errors. If you want, you can help us translate them! Visit Hacklog.net for more information. Thank you!
    -----------------------------------------
    ℹ️ Websites (and web apps in general) make use of sessions to memorize the user and avoid asking for credentials every time: since an HTTP connection can use several TCP connections, the web server usually sends a session token, represented by a value contained in a variable and sent through URL, in HTTP headers with cookies, through hidden inputs and much more. Sessions and cookies are therefore fundamental in the design of a web app but can contain important security risks.
    Session attacks (Session Hijacking) therefore consist in taking possession of the identity of a user, bypassing the authentication mechanisms: we will therefore demonstrate how it is possible to appropriate a session and perform (or have performed) actions in the name of another user , pass the checks and determine the generation of sessions.
    -----------------------------------------
    🔖 Hacklog contents are licensed under a Creative Commons license and distributed by Inforge.net.
    📘 The course can be accompanied by the book, in paper or digital format - also downloadable for free - from the site www.hacklog.net
    ❤️ To support the project, purchase a hard copy from Amazon: amzn.to/2PQm7g6
    🎵 Glitchexe: open.spotify.c...
    ️⃣ #csrf #hacking #itsec #itsecurity #hacker #sicurezzainformatica #informatica #webhacking #web #www #sqlinjection #xss #ddos #csrf #php #html #js #javascript #css #webserver #apache #mysql #cybercrimine

КОМЕНТАРІ • 4

  • @lorimiglio5522
    @lorimiglio5522 3 роки тому +2

    Spiegato meravigliosamente bene. Molto molto bravi!

  • @yiozdl
    @yiozdl 3 роки тому

    Non c'è un modo per eliminare i cookie?

    • @hacklog
      @hacklog  3 роки тому

      I cookie servono a elaborare più velocemente la sessione, altrimenti l'utente ogni volta dovrebbe reinserire i dati di login. Si, si possono eliminare, ma a questo punto non avrebbe senso usarli.