Most ColdFusion applications that handle logins, payments, or internal data depend on the session. If an attacker can hijack it, forge a request inside it, or plant a session ID on a victim, the rest of your security work counts for little.
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ColdFusion Session Security: SameSite Cookies, CSRF Tokens, and Session Fixation Prevention
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