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This is information for people who want to performing a penetration test of their Moodle instance as well as information for pen testers.
This is information for people who want to performing a penetration test of their Moodle instance as well as information for pen testers.
== sesskey param is a CSRF token  ==
Many pentests highlight the use of the ?sesskey=xxx http param as an issue because it leaks to session id. The moodle session is stored in a cookie, and the sesskey is actually instead a somewhat poorly named CSRF token param.
https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Security:Cross-site_request_forgery#Session_key

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This is information for people who want to performing a penetration test of their Moodle instance as well as information for pen testers.


sesskey param is a CSRF token

Many pentests highlight the use of the ?sesskey=xxx http param as an issue because it leaks to session id. The moodle session is stored in a cookie, and the sesskey is actually instead a somewhat poorly named CSRF token param.

https://docs.moodle.org/dev/Security:Cross-site_request_forgery#Session_key