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It's funny that you mention NewCookie, there is actually a deprecated Set-Cookie2 header already: https://stackoverflow.com/q/9462180/3474615


Imagine pwning a frontend server or proxy, spawning an http/s server on another port, and being able to intercept all cookies and sessions of all users, even when you couldn't pwn the (fortified) database.

This could have a huge advantage, because if you leave the original service untouched on port 80/443, there is no alert popping up on the defending blueteam side.

This gives me an idea for a project...




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