A new open-source tool from @BitK_ reveals how popular browsers parse HTML – simplifying the hunt for mutation XSS and opening up new horizons in security research 🔬 Read about this valuable addition to your 'Hacker's Toolbox' in our latest blog post 👇
https://t.co/rQyRdhseP5
🔥 XSS on any website with missing charset information? 😳
Attackers may leverage the ISO-2022-JP character encoding to inject arbitrary JavaScript code into a website. Read more in our latest blog post:
https://t.co/Ji3V0fK5b6
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🚫 DOM XSS, begone! 👋 Discover how we used Trusted Types to protect AppSheet, and how that can inform your own web application's journey to a safer security posture where DOM XSS vulnerabilities are a thing of the past.
https://t.co/JPnfTO0pK3
May take quite a few years before it's actually rare. It'll be interesting to see if this boosts research into other SSRF pivot strategies and chains like https://t.co/Dv8Kc8zhH8
Hello there ! I’m really proud to announce that my first tool is now out 🔥
Kubestroyer is a golang tool that take advantage of #Kubernetes clusters misconfigurations to break into it and automate your penetration tests.
You can download it here :
https://t.co/nSaa3jhW4a
We've just launched a new topic on bypassing SameSite cookie restrictions! Learn how to evade browsers' cookie defences and perform successful cross-site attacks with our interactive labs:
https://t.co/CCT9UamLwz
In the last Intigriti XSS chall, there is a part about finding the prototype.js replacement on cdnjs to bypass the CSP.
I made a simple script to fetch all the libraries and use headless browser to find who pollute the prototype, here is the blog post
https://t.co/DmZxfy3eDM
Vulnerability that made us 30 000$ richer (and we still submit reports) - XSS in Swagger-UI related to a bug in DOMPurify - many people waited for this writeup so here you are. Article by @kannthu1 - happy hacking! https://t.co/dVxqCxhWDS
New writing about the story of 3 bug bounty reports in which I chain low severity bugs together for higher impact and less known browser tricks.
Includes CSS injection, Self-XSS, Drag-Drop XSS, Cookie Bomb, Login-Logout-CSRF, and more...
https://t.co/vPpnuKPU8g
A blog by me & @1lastBr3ath discussing our findings we presented in Black Hat Europe #BHEU talk titled “Exploiting CSP in Webkit to break Authentication/Authorization”. Find out how we made more than $100k in bug bounties with a bug ignored by Apple. https://t.co/vN2b5v7k5s
Just watched "Practical HTTP Header Smuggling: Sneaking Past Reverse Proxies to Attack AWS and Beyond" - must-read research by @intruder_io's Daniel Thatcher
https://t.co/KJTnPwGOAe
ICYMI: Our Private Vulnerability Disclosure team just released an amazing ROOT EXPLOIT FOR NAGIOS systems!
Hit us up to get notified in advance of our non-public vulns, or to have your software/environment tested!
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https://t.co/rK7K5NLbte
Finally, here is the blog for the prototype pollution research we did.
"A tale of making internet pollution free"
- Exploiting Client-Side Prototype Pollution in the wild
https://t.co/jsShZGlgKB
Client side path traversal is a really fun thing to explore for CSRF and XSS. Revisited an unexploitable blind SSRF which (1) required the authorization header to be sent and (2) passed the authorization header to the provided "url" parameter. This would be account takeover ...
PHP drops any header if it finds nullbyte value in the header. If user controls input in header, they can chose to drop the header. This works on PHP since 2015 but will be fixed on next version. #BugBounty
Solution for my CTF:
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This year, for Pwn2Win 2021 CTF, I relaunched MessageKeeper. The main idea was to exploit Chrome's AppCache fallback section (and the fact that it matches URLs by prefix) - I think it was the hardest challenge I created to date! A solution can be found on https://t.co/F77yzFBe2g