Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Attack Lab

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Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Attack Lab Zutao Zhu 11/10/2009

Outline Basic idea

Basic Idea 1. The victim user logs into the trusted site using his username and password, and thus creates a new session. 2. The trusted site stores the session identifier for the session in a cookie in the victim user’s web browser. 3. The victim user visits a malicious site. 4. The malicious site’s web page sends a request to the trusted site from the victim user’s browser. 5. The web browser automatically attaches the session cookie to the malicious request because it is targeted for the trusted site. 6. The trusted site processes the malicious request forged by the attacker web site.

Task 1 Use GET method form data is to be encoded into a URL (key-value pairs) Put everything into the URL Use LiveHttpHeader to observer how img tags sends a request

Task 2 Use POST method Build the form by your code Submit the form by your code Use LiveHttpHeader to observer how img tags sends a request

Task 3 Use your Task 2 code to attack originalphpbb.com How phpBB protects? Use LiveHttpHeader to observe POST message includes the sid (cookie)

Questions?