The remote web application is affected by a session fixation vulnerability.
Description
The remote web application uses cookies to track authenticated users. If the session cookie is already present before authentication, it remains unchanged after a successful login. A remote attacker can exploit this to hijack a valid user session. Session cookies are expected to be unpredictable in a secure web application. If HTTP cookies can be manipulated (by injecting client- side JavaScript for example) then the attacker does not have to break the pseudo-random generator, and the web application is vulnerable to a 'session fixation' attack.
Solution
Fix the application so that the session cookie is re-generated after successful authentication.