Secure and efficient protection for HTTP cookies with self‐verification

Lee, Wei‐Bin; Chen, Hsing‐Bai; Chang, Shun‐Shyan; Chen, Tzung‐Her

doi:10.1002/dac.3857

Cited by 9 publications

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“…Moreover, the application of behavioral targeting (Beales, 2010) requires the need for cookies that are susceptible to cloning or misappropriation by a malicious party. A cookies-based approach and weblog records for tracking shoppers online activities might compromise consumers' privacy (Lee et al, 2019). The many security threats are now so prevalent that by 2021 the costs of cybercrimes are expected to reach $6 trillion annually (Empius marketing, 2019).…”

Section: Enhancing Privacy Protectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

How Blockchain Technology Can Benefit Marketing: Six Pending Research Areas

2020

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The proliferation of sophisticated e-commerce platforms coupled with mobile applications has ignited growth in business-to-consumer (B2C) commerce, reshaped organizational structures, and revamped value creation processes. Simultaneously, new technologies have altered the dynamics of brand marketing, enabling a broader reach and more personalized targeting aimed at increasing brand trust and enhancing customer loyalty. Today, the Internet allows marketers to penetrate deeper into their existing markets, create new online marketplaces and to generate new demand. This dynamic market engagement uses new technologies to target consumers more effectively. In this conceptual paper, we discuss how blockchain technology can potentially impact a firm's marketing activities. More specifically, we illustrate how blockchain technology acts as incremental innovation, empowering the consumer-centric paradigm. Moreover, blockchain technology fosters disintermediation, aids in combatting click fraud, reinforces trust and transparency, enables enhanced privacy protection, empowers security, and enables creative loyalty programs. We present six propositions that will guide future blockchain-related research in the area of marketing.

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Section: Enhancing Privacy Protectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

How Blockchain Technology Can Benefit Marketing: Six Pending Research Areas

2020

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“…A wide array of techniques are available to the attacker for faking an application session that mainly include but not limited to session fixation [47], cookie theft [48] and token forgery [47]. A stolen cookie [49] can be used to set up a malicious session, although the attacker does not possess any information about the authentication information. The duration for which a session remains active needs to be optimized.…”

Section: B Cookies and Tokensmentioning

confidence: 99%

Key-Based Cookie-Less Session Management Framework for Application Layer Security

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The goal of this study is to extend the guarantees provided by the secure transmission protocols such as Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or Transport Layer Security (TLS) and apply them to the application layer. This paper proposes a comprehensive scheme that allows the unification of multiple security mechanisms, thereby removing the burden of authentication, mutual authentication, continuous authentication, and session management from the application development life-cycle. The proposed scheme will allow creation of high-level security mechanisms such as access control and group authentication on top of the extended security provisions. This scheme effectively eliminates the need for session cookies, session tokens and any similar technique currently in use. Hence reducing the attack surface and nullifying a vast group of attack vectors.

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“…By using an encrypted key as proposed by the author, we can provide a scalable and efficient solution for the problem. Wei-Bin Lee et al [5] used a self-verification mechanism to propose an efficient, secure, and practical system of cookies. Cookie verification, simple key management, symmetric encryption and no sensitive verification table on the server are the features of the self-verification mechanism adopted by the author.…”

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Prevention of Session Hijacking and Authentication Providingtothe Session Cookie

Kotturu*,

Kammula,

Bunga

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IJRTE

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 Abstract:The current world is running around the word "Privacy". Every individual's aim is to secure their data and transactions so that no one can access them without proper authentication. In this digital era, all the data stored in the internet protected by a password. The general opinion is that a password can protect the data from being acquired by an unauthorized user. The issue is about what happens subsequently with an authorized login. Once we login into our account, all our actions, state of browser and timestamps are recorded in a simple text file known as "Cookie". In this paper, we proposed a mechanism which is easy to implement and robust in providing authentication to the session cookie. This obstructs an unauthorized user from getting access to our private data. Our mechanism provides authentication by using the concept of hashing combined with a unique identifier.

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Secure and efficient protection for HTTP cookies with self‐verification

Cited by 9 publications

References 18 publications

How Blockchain Technology Can Benefit Marketing: Six Pending Research Areas

How Blockchain Technology Can Benefit Marketing: Six Pending Research Areas

Key-Based Cookie-Less Session Management Framework for Application Layer Security

Prevention of Session Hijacking and Authentication Providingtothe Session Cookie

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