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Cookie Theft Mitigation Cheat Sheet #1615

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@Jxck Jxck commented Feb 18, 2025

Early draft of Cookie Theft Mitigation Cheat Sheet.

This PR fixes issue #1547

Guideline

  • In case of a new Cheat Sheet, you have used the Cheat Sheet template.
  • All the markdown files do not raise any validation policy violation, see the policy.
  • All the markdown files follow these format rules.
  • All your assets are stored in the assets folder.
  • All the images used are in the PNG format.
  • Any references to websites have been formatted as [TEXT](URL)
  • You verified/tested the effectiveness of your contribution (e.g., the defensive code proposed is really an effective remediation? Please verify it works!).
  • The CI build of your PR pass, see the build status here.

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I really like this document. I've left some proofreading suggestions but am quite excited about this.

Jxck and others added 13 commits February 20, 2025 15:41
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Jxck commented Feb 20, 2025

@szh Thanks for Review ! I fixed them up.

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LGTM, thank you!

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