Empowering users against SideJacking attacks

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SideJacking occurs when an attacker intercepts a session cookie and uses it to impersonate a user and gain unauthorized access to a web-based service. To prevent SideJacking, a server should enable HTTPS and configure all session cookies to only be transmitted over a secure link. Many websites do not do this, however, and the user may be unaware. In this work we present a Firefox extension that will allow users to quickly and easily determine whether the server they are visiting is susceptible to SideJacking attacks.

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Riley, R. D., Ali, N. M., Al-Senaidi, K. S., & Al-Kuwari, A. L. (2010). Empowering users against SideJacking attacks. In SIGCOMM’10 - Proceedings of the SIGCOMM 2010 Conference (pp. 435–436). https://doi.org/10.1145/1851182.1851249

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