From the course: CISSP Cert Prep (2021): 8 Software Development Security
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Explaining cookies and attachments
From the course: CISSP Cert Prep (2021): 8 Software Development Security
Explaining cookies and attachments
- [Instructor] You may already be familiar with web cookies. These are small pieces of content that can track users between website visits and across different websites. Understanding the uses of cookies and how to remove them from a system is a critical task for privacy minded security administrators. Cookies are stored in user browsers by websites and they're typically used to track a single user or to retain information needed between sessions. There are some privacy risks associated with cookies. This is especially true when a cookie is used to track activity across multiple websites This tracking might be theoretically anonymous, but as soon as you provide your name to just one of the websites using the same tracking cookie, your activity across all of those websites can become de anonymized. This is a particular concern for cookies belonging to advertising networks that are used across a large number of sites.…
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OWASP Top 105m 36s
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Application security4m 13s
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Preventing SQL injection4m 25s
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Understanding cross-site scripting3m 17s
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Request forgery4m 8s
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Defending against directory traversal3m 6s
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Overflow attacks3m 21s
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Explaining cookies and attachments4m 25s
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Session hijacking4m 8s
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Code execution attacks2m 43s
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Privilege escalation1m 56s
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Driver manipulation2m 16s
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Memory vulnerabilities3m 34s
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Race condition vulnerabilities2m 13s
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