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by jcampbell1
4812 days ago
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> Would adding a HMAC string to the cookie value not get around this issue? That would do absolutely nothing. Here are the attacks: 1) log a person out by replacing the session cookie 2) make github slower by making all requests have to send a large amount of cookie data. 3) Log someone in to one of the attackers accounts. For instance I can create an account like `jResîg`, and log people into that account. Adding an HMAC prevents 0 of 3. Moving github pages to a different domain solves all three problems. |
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