A Prevention Model for Session Hijack Attacks in Wireless Networks Using Strong and Encrypted Session ID

Manivannan, Siyamalan; Sathiyamoorthy, E.

doi:10.2478/cait-2014-0032

Cited by 9 publications

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“…Wireless networks do not have specific boundary regions for the packets to be transferred. As the data packets are transferred in air, the chances of sniffing the network packets by the hackers or attackers are high by using the network sniffing tools [12] For hijack attack, the hijacker takes over a session between sender and receiver and he will interrupt the communication and make one of real user disconnect from network. Then, other user will believe that they are talking to write party and send private and confidential information to the hijacker by accident.…”

Section: Hijack Attackmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Attacking Methods Involved in Current Trend Environment

Fitria

2021

TTS 4.0

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The use of Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) has become one of the answer to the requirement for interoperability among the rapidly increasing number of hardware and software products available nowadays. CORBA has been introduced as a mechanism in a distributed computing environment in order to overcome recent interoperability issue. This mechanism allows distributed objects to communicate with each other, whether operate on remote devices or local devices, written in different languages or platforms, or at different locations on a network. In this paper, the concept of CORBA application as a middleware is presented. In order to understand this concept, a simple program to handle auction sale. This system is developed using JAVA programming language. This application is implemented on Windows Operating System (OS) and its method is being invoked by a client from the other machine that also runs in Windows OS. Along with this, the benefits of CORBA and its limitation are discussed in this paper.Keywords—CORBA concept; client-server; benefits of Corba; Application example

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Section: Hijack Attackmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Attacking Methods Involved in Current Trend Environment

Fitria

2021

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“…In [3] paper, the session-id is encrypted. But as session-id already a signed value so encrypted session id cannot play a meaningful role where session regeneration can be a goof reliable.…”

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A Secure Framework for IoT Smart Home by Resolving Session Hijacking

Humaira¹,

Islam²,

Luva³

et al. 2020

GJCST

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IoT is a blessing in the field of information and technology. It is developing and deploying day by day. It is working for our betterment in the section of home, environment, retail, security, factory, industry, agriculture, education, energy, healthcare, and so on. In the Smart Home section, there are a numerous inventions. Vast analysis and working can be possible if needed. We have worked with session hijacking and implement it in our Smart Home Prototype. This paper represents the basic concept of IoT in Smart Home with Security like Session Hijacking.

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“…So empowered, the abuser can do anything the legitimate user could do. There are several vulnerabilities to the current web application as listed in Table 2 below: Table 2: Vulnerabilities in website application [4] No Vulnerability Description Session prediction…”

Section: Session Hijacking Attackmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Predicting the session ID of a web session by using a brute force attack. 4 Session fixing The session ID is fixed by the attacker before the client establishes the session with the server. 5…”

Section: Session Hijacking Attackmentioning

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A Preliminary Review on Web Session Hijacking

Ismail¹,

Warip²,

Elias³

et al. 2018

IJET

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A fast internet-based technology such as web-driven and mobile application is the most popular usage of people nowadays. With the blink of the eye, the number of users is increasing tremendously every single second. So does the number of web-driven and mobile application. Thus, the number of a hacked website also increases daily. As the end user, we are likely to concern about the security breach that might occur. One of the threats that can happen at application layer users is web session hijacking. Generally, session hijacking is the attack occurs to impersonate the real resource to serve the pretended as the legitimate user. One of the ways for this threat to happen is by stealing the session identification number. This paper presents the session hijacking definition, the taxonomy and the attack that might occur also a various possible method to detect or prevent the attack in a various situation by previous researchers. In addition, this review hopes to bring some awareness to the end users about the threat that is likely to occur while accessing any resources over the Internet using website.

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A Prevention Model for Session Hijack Attacks in Wireless Networks Using Strong and Encrypted Session ID

Cited by 9 publications

References 17 publications

The Attacking Methods Involved in Current Trend Environment

The Attacking Methods Involved in Current Trend Environment

A Secure Framework for IoT Smart Home by Resolving Session Hijacking

A Preliminary Review on Web Session Hijacking

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