Sigh. It's 2020. Crypto exchange @kucoincom just awarded me a $28.49 bounty for an unconditional XSS vuln on their main domain. (via 3rd party component but still...) A little deceitful to call that a #bugbounty program ๐คท @gan_chun $KCS
Hey @krakenfx@krakensupport. I reported a major security vulnerability on your exchange 74 days ago. It's still open, and both your support and security team are ghosting me. Any help? #bugbounty $btc
Sigh. It's 2020. Crypto exchange @kucoincom just awarded me a $28.49 bounty for an unconditional XSS vuln on their main domain. (via 3rd party component but still...) A little deceitful to call that a #bugbounty program ๐คท @gan_chun $KCS
Know someone who needs a Titan security key bundle from Google? Got that promo mail where someone gets a free bundle if I refer them to Google's Advanced Protection Program
@coolfire It got CVE-2019-12735. I had suspected the modeline "sandbox" didn't receive much attention, so it was just an afternoon of manually looking through the vim source and docs.
Arbitrary code execution vulnerability in Vim < 8.1.1365 and Neovim < 0.3.6 via modelines. ๐ฌ Also, why you should not use Vim with default config, or cat without -v. https://t.co/KFoSO9ABl0
@LLNSPay @itaibn_ Ah, that's neat! Never dealt with PHP_SESSION_UPLOAD_PROGRESS before. But at least the idea to populate a local file with the payload and chain wrappers/filters to manipulate it to the start of the file was the right direction. :)
Want a riddle for your coffee break (or, if you're me, a weekend full of despair)? Try this tricky "One Line PHP Challenge" from #HITCON#CTF <?php ($_=@$_GET['orange']) && @substr(file($_)[0],0,6) === '@<?php' ? include($_) : highlight_file(__FILE__); ?> http://54.250.246.238/
@LLNSPay Like, say, php://filter/string.strip_tags/convert.base64-decode/resource=/proc/self/environ with a crafted "Accept:" header, hoping Apache sets HTTP_ACCEPT in env. (using strip_tags so that a payload ending with <x cuts off rest). But my blind attempts didn't get me anywhere.
@LLNSPay I was thinking stream filters (php://filter/...) on a local file that reflects parts of the request (maybe /proc/self/environ or logfiles). Chaining some filters cleverly (base64-decode, etc.), the local file wouldn't even need to start with `@<?php`. But had no success.
My write-up for Hackover CTF "cyberware" challenge. Using dir trav and manually obtaining packfiles from git meta dir. Was a nice little peek into git internals. https://t.co/BmlmB4trge