Fake WordPrssAPI Stealing Cookies and Hijacking Sessions

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Fake WordPrssAPI Stealing Cookies and Hijacking Sessions<p>Cookies are stored in the user’s browser to track behavior on a specific website. They also keep a user logged in during the active browsing session. Without cookies a user would need to log in, in order to authenticate every action they take. Essentially, cookies keep a user logged in until they either log out or the cookie expires.</p>

Cookie Stealing and Session Hijacking

If an attacker is able to steal active cookies, the attacker can pretend to be that user and perform any actions the user has permissions to perform.

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Spotlight on Women in Cybersecurity

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Sucuri is committed to helping women develop their careers in technology. On International Women’s Day, Sucuri team members share their insights into workin...

Hacked Website Trend Report – 2018

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We are proud to be releasing our latest Hacked Website Trend Report for 2018. This report is based on data collected and analyzed by the GoDaddy Security / ...