#sessionhijacking — Public Fediverse posts
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⚠️ Extensions hijack sessions instead of just stealing data At least 12 fake #TikTok downloader extensions inject scripts to capture Facebook session cookies, enabling full account takeover without credentials across Chrome and Edge installs. #ransomNews #BrowserSecurity #SessionHijacking
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📬 Storm Infostealer umgeht 2FA: Malware übernimmt Accounts ohne Passwort
#DarkCommerce #Malware #2FAumgehen #AccountÜbernahme #BrowserDatenklau #Cybercrime #Datendiebstahl #Infostealer #MalwareasaService #SessionHijacking #StormInfostealer https://sc.tarnkappe.info/d93668 -
Bad actors are creating browser extensions that claim to be ChatGPT productivity tools, but that steal your account credentials and hijack sessions instead.
While researchers can find and warn us about these malicious extensions, it’s important to recognize that we’re about to enter an era where this kind of behavior is actually relied on by good actors (read: agents) as well. It’s imperative that we work on developing alternatives to this.
#Security #TokenHijacking #SessionHijacking
https://www.bitdefender.com/en-us/blog/hotforsecurity/beware-fake-chatgpt-browser-extensions-are-stealing-your-login-credentials -
FlowFixation: AWS Apache Airflow Service Takeover Vulnerability
Date: March 21, 2024
CVE: Not specified
Sources: Tenable BlogIssue Summary
Tenable Research discovered a vulnerability, named FlowFixation, in AWS Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow (MWAA) that could allow session hijacking leading to a full takeover of the victim's web management panel.
Technical Key findings
FlowFixation combines session fixation and XSS via Amazon AWS domain misconfiguration, enabling attackers to authenticate known sessions and gain control over victim's Apache Airflow management panels.
Vulnerable products
- AWS Managed Workflows for Apache Airflow (MWAA)
Impact assessment
Potential for remote code execution on underlying instances and lateral movement to other services.
Patches or workaround
AWS has addressed the vulnerability. Users should ensure they are using updated services.
Tags
#AWS #ApacheAirflow #CloudSecurity #SessionHijacking #Vulnerability