Justin Blackburn, Sr. Cloud Threat Detection Engineer @ AppOmni
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In this illustration, the user (victim) signs in to a web application. Once authenticated, the server creates a session and returns a session token/cookie, which is stored by the user’s browser. The attacker then steals the session cookie from the victim and uses it to impersonate them.

What is Session Hijacking? A Technical Overview

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