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SAP Knowledge Base Article - PreviewSymptom
Session theft or hijacking occurs when an attacker has acquired valid user/session cookies and uses them to bypass authentication controls to gain access to the application with privileges in the context of the victim user’s permission level.
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Environment
- SAP NetWeaver Java
- SAP Enterprise Portal
Product
SAP NetWeaver all versions
Keywords
session fixation, steal, leverage, re-use, , KBA , BC-JAS-WEB , Web Container, HTTP, JavaMail, Servlets , BC-JAS-SEC , Security, User Management , Problem
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