Info-stealers can steal cookies for permanent access to your Google account
Several info-stealers have incorporated an exploit that allows them to gain permanent access to your Google account
Several info-stealers have incorporated an exploit that allows them to gain permanent access to your Google account
How can a hacker steal my session where my form does not have CSRF tokens but my session cookies are HTTPonly? how would he get my session cookie in this case? is this possible?
for example, to be clearer, I have my session authenticated i…
The existing system involves storing the bearer token in a cookie to fulfill a customer request of not only downloading an attachment within the application but also opening it in another tab. This is achieved by utilizing the client appli…
Whenever the topic comes up, almost every source recommends to never store authentication tokens in a place where they can be accessed by client-side Javascript. The recommendation is almost always to store them in an http-only cookie to p…
I’m reading an article on Okta’s engineering blog, which contains the following paragraph:
Some of the disadvantages of cookies include:
Cross-site request forgery attacks (XSRF or CSRF): CSRF attacks are only possible with cookie-based s…
After applying web vulnerability scan on a site that I have, I found a vulnerability called Cookie SQL injection, and applied on the requested cookie.
What is this vulnerability? and how can I solve it?
I have been using lots of various APIs in my frontend lately and they all have to be properly configured with CORS and the browser always do extra OPTIONS request that only make debugging harder.
I was wondering if there could be a way of …
I’m exploring the possibility of implementing OpenID Connect (OIDC) with an HTTP-only cookie to keep my frontend code completely authentication-agnostic, instead of passing the Authorization header around through Javascript code.
The idea …
I see lots of articles suggesting not storing passwords in the browser, and it made perfect sense to me, if I can access this data easily, an attacker probably can too.
But then I found out about cookie hijacking, and it seems to me that i…
Attaches to Chrome using its Remote DevTools protocol and steals/injects/clears/deletes cookies. Heavily inspired by WhiteChocolateMacademiaNut. Cookies are dumped as JSON objects using Chrome’s own format. The same format is used for cookies t…