Hacking Web Applications Using Cookie Poisoning

by Amit Klein [Published on 7 June 2002 / Last Updated on 24 Jan. 2013]

Cookie poisoning is a known technique mainly for achieving impersonation and breach of privacy through manipulation of session cookies, which maintain the identity of the client.

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