cookie-attacks

Test session cookies by auditing web application responses for missing Secure, HttpOnly, and SameSite attributes using tools like Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, and browser extensions to prevent session hijacking and XSS attacks.

An SSO single-logout bypass occurs when Single Sign-On logout flows fail to invalidate server-side sessions across applications. Detecting this session management weakness ensures tokens are properly invalidated upon logout.

Audit cookie Domain and Path scope by inspecting Set-Cookie headers to verify boundaries are not overly broad. Restricting scope prevents session tokens from being exposed to unintended subdirectories or subdomains.

Yes, Burp Suite and OWASP ZAP can check for browser cache leakage and session token predictability by intercepting requests and analyzing responses to identify non-expiring persistent cookies and predictable session identifiers.

You need __Host- and __Secure- prefixes for web application security to enforce strict cookie attributes. These prefixes ensure secure channels and specific Domain scopes, preventing session token subdomain bypass.

The best way to verify server-side session invalidation upon logout is to capture the logout request and replay the session token. If access remains, the server fails to properly invalidate the session.