TLS key and CGI session ID pairing

A computer readable storage device storing computer-executable instructions that, when executed, cause one or more processors to perform acts comprising:

• forming a first secured communication channel between a server and a first client using an initial transport layer security (TLS) key;
• forming an authenticated common gateway interface (CGI) session over the first secured communication channel based on an initial CGI session identifier (ID);
• combining the initial CGI session ID and the initial TLS key into a pair at the server;
• receiving incoming data that includes an incoming CGI session ID via a second secured communication channel at the server;
• retrieving an incoming TLS key of the second secured communication channel that carries the incoming CGI session ID at the server;
• and
• terminating the authenticated CGI session when the incoming TLS key does not match the initial TLS key of the pair.

A server, comprising:

• a transport layer security (TLS) server component to form a first secured communication channel between a server and a first client using an initial TLS key;
• a first common gateway interface (CGI) platform component to form an authenticated CGI session over the first secured communication channel based on an initial CGI session identifier (ID);
• a pairing component to combine the initial CGI session ID and the initial TLS key into a pair at the server;
• a second CGI platform component to receive incoming data that includes an incoming CGI session ID via a second secured communication channel at the server;
• a retrieval component to retrieve an incoming TLS key of the second secured communication channel that carries the incoming CGI session ID at the server;
• and
• a comparison component to terminate at least one of the first and second secured communication channels when the incoming TLS key does not match the initial TLS key of the pair.