Session Hijacking
SKILLSET
To maliciously take control of a data exchange.
Related Questions
- Which of these statements about session hijacking is not true?
- What are tools used in session hijacking?
- In which of the following types of attacks is password sniffing most likely to be done:
- HTTP is a stateless protocol.
- Which of these is not an effective countermeasure to session replay attacks?
- Which of these is a 'Masquerade Attack'?: i) session hijacking; ii) IP spoofing?
- A hacker's tool sniffs a packet on the network, locates the ISN, and then calculates the next sequence number. This process is difficult because:
- Web cookies may be edited at client side. True or false?
- To prevent session hijacking, you would use:
- In this example, at first the attacker uses a sniffer to capture a valid token session called “Session ID”, then he uses the valid token session to gain unauthorized access to the Web Server. This type of session attack is called the :