THREATS / MECHANISM & SCOPE

Ransomware & AI exploitation

Contain session authority within a broader incident response.

SCOPE BEFORE CLAIMS

Start with the protected decision.

Contain session authority within a broader incident response. CISP is intended to evaluate request proof and session authority at the protected operation.

What to evaluate

Define the attack preconditions, selected profile, protected action and expected failure behaviour. Test valid requests, invalid proof, reused context and privilege transitions.

Evidence to inspect

Request decision, build and profile, reproducible method, artifact reference and explicit limitations. No independently reproduced CISP result is claimed on this page.

Complementary controls

Retain endpoint security, strong authentication, application authorisation, script governance and infrastructure controls appropriate to your threat model.

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Cross-references · where applicable

Relevant to, not a compliance claim.

RELATED TOPICS

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01Mechanism & boundary

AiTM phishing & MFA bypass

Bind authority to the legitimate device, beyond the login ceremony.

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02Mechanism & boundary

Account takeover

Examine what an attacker can do after acquiring a credential.

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03Mechanism & boundary

Token theft & replay

A copied token should not become portable authority.

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04Mechanism & boundary

Agent tool-call abuse

Constrain which tools an agent may invoke, on which resources.

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05Mechanism & boundary

Broken access control

Verify the object, tenant and action at the execution boundary.

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06Mechanism & boundary

Third-party script injection

Understand the boundary around the browser signing context.

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07Mechanism & boundary

AI-assisted intrusion

Protect sensitive actions from misuse of session authority.

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08Mechanism & boundary

Prompt injection

Separate untrusted content from authority to act.

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09Mechanism & boundary

AI session hijacking

Keep session authority bound to its intended context.

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10Mechanism & boundary

Session injection & replay

Reject reused or incorrectly bound protected requests.

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11Assurance topic

Harvest now, decrypt later

Plan confidentiality for information with a long useful life.

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12Mechanism & boundary

OWASP control mapping

Map mechanisms to specific application risks.

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13Mechanism & boundary

Session fixation

Re-establish authority across authentication transitions.

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14Mechanism & boundary

Indirect prompt injection & RAG poisoning

Constrain actions influenced by retrieved content.

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15Mechanism & boundary

Non-human identity abuse

Make workload authority explicit, bounded and revocable.

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16Mechanism & boundary

BGP & DNS hijacking

Separate endpoint authenticity from routing assurance.

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17Assurance topic

Metadata & lawful intercept

Inspect what remains visible beyond encrypted content.

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18Assurance topic

Post-quantum migration

Treat authenticity and confidentiality as distinct migration tasks.

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START WITH THE SESSION

See the session lifecycle under test.

Explore the boundary. Inspect the decision. Trace the recovery.

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