The popular Ruby library "Ransack" can be abused to exfiltrate sensitive data via character by character brute-force.
We compromised multiple applications this way and found hundreds more that could be vulnerable.
https://t.co/95mOmCnyCh
We leverage indirect prompt injection to trick Auto-GPT (GPT-4) into executing arbitrary code and discovered vulnerabilities that allow escaping its sandboxed execution environment.
https://t.co/mDSdss3xyn
This is some of the best JavaScript analysis research I've read in a long time. Highly recommend reading and trying out the lab at https://t.co/LYcaAcW9Dm
This is by far the most interesting vulnerability I’ve found - a critical misconfiguration in GitHub’s runner images repository! Here is the full detailed write up:
https://t.co/25BxESuIj4
Nominations are now open for the top 10 new web hacking techniques of 2023! Check out the nominations so far, and make your own here -> https://t.co/1fCiFhQXOH
New Google VRP writeup "Identity-Aware Proxy Misconfiguration- Google Cloud Vulnerability" for a bounty of $2,337 by @LogicalHunter:
https://t.co/gCNj7EOrqu
I can finally release my work on Amazon Cognito Ratelimit Bypassing as the fix is now globally deployed.
https://t.co/SGzqjyI9ea
Huge shoutout to James Kettle who discovered this attack vector and made the info public.
Let me know what you think in the comments.
Second-stage attacks in #Kubernetes are possible when the default configuration of system pods is exploited. This article walks through two issues in #K8s system pods that allow #PrivilegeEscalation. #GCP2023047 https://t.co/tvg6DzQssY
AWS recently added data event logging for SNS. This was a problem because I used sns:Publish to do a cloud version of "whoami" without logging to CloudTrail (which GetCallerIdentity does). I've updated Hacking the Cloud with a new method! Happy Hacking!
https://t.co/7NtbKGCE3e
For a few months, @samwcyo, @bbuerhaus, @rhyselsmore and I focused on hacking EPP servers / ccTLD zones.
We're disclosing our work today on the hackcompute blog: https://t.co/AlE6OtPC4M
Our efforts in this space led to the ability to control the DNS zones of the following ccTLDs: .ai, .bj, .bw, .ci, .gl, .ke, .kn, .lb, .ly, .mr, .ms, .mz, .ng, .pyc, .rw, .so, .ss, .td, .zm.
I'm glad to finally present my research about "Abusing Client-Side Desync on Werkzeug" at @sstic 2023 📜
Research paper is available here: https://t.co/aziDunBHkJ
Slides are available here: https://t.co/9lhUB69GKX
In this amazing interview with @Rhynorater , we are talking about his hunting methodology, his favourite tools but we also discuss some problematic factors for full-time hunters like dealing with unreliable income and more🔥 Enjoy the full interview: https://t.co/5nW2RnzeQ4
Spent some time using https://t.co/r5tt3N2zxl today. It's pretty good. Make sure your Python env matches the runtime Python env, besides that everything works out of the box. Thanks @fyoorer for your work on this! Httpx on 150k subdomains in about 3-4 minutes.
. @securinti dropped a great bug last episode.
It all started with a page that was missing X-Frame-Options and simply returned the user's password in plaintext(passwd manager).
Using some crafty framing and CSS magic, Inti was able to isolate each character of the password...
You've heard of SSRF.
You've heard of IDOR.
But have you heard of SSRDOR?
😅 Me neither. But Secondary Context bugs are pretty much the combo of the two.
*Rolls up sleeves* Allow me to explain...