RFC6265bis: Prevent nameless cookies with prefixed values - #2251
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Given that we accept nameless cookies, this looks like a reasonable approach to me. We would ideally figure out how to stop accepting nameless cookies, but that's a larger effort. :)
Do we have tests for this behavior in WPT?
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Good question, no not yet. I'll add some. |
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Modify the cookie storage algorithm to reject cookies that:
As mentioned in #2229, malicious servers can exploit nameless cookies to impersonate prefix'd cookies.