BountyDork: Your Ultimate Automatic Dorking Testing Companion For Bug Bounty
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BountyDork: Your Ultimate Automatic Dorking Testing Companion For Bug Bounty
Discover BountyDork, a powerful tool designed for penetration testers and cybersecurity researchers, offering automation, reporting, and…
A Simple 2FA Bypass
2FA bypass through response manipulation Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) serves as a robust shield against unauthorized access. However, during a recent engagement in a RVDP, I found a critical vulnerability that allows an attacker to bypass 2FA using response manipulation.Bug-bounty (zoom.us) Below are the steps that led to bypass 2FA:I logged-in as a normal user and enabled 2FA for that accountNext, I logged out and logged-in again with login credentialsThen I entered the wrong OTP and captured that response to that request as shown belowWrong OTP Response 4. The response had 401 Unauthorized and the body had wrong OTP message 5. I manipulated the response code to 200 OK and replaced the body with the content of valid OTPManipulated Response 6. That’s it, with this I was able to bypass the 2FA of that account. And to confirm if it has really bypassed the 2FA, after logging in I disabled the 2FA, logged out and then logged in again and this time it didn’t asked for a 2FA code to be entered. hackerdevil Stay safe, stay informed, and keep coming back for more empowering insights. Thank You for reading. Knowledge is power, so keep gaining!! A Simple 2FA Bypass was originally published in InfoSec Write-ups on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.
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2FA bypass through response manipulation Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) serves as a robust shield against unauthorized access. However, during a recent engagement in a RVDP, I found a critical vulnerability that allows an attacker to bypass 2FA using response manipulation.Bug-bounty (zoom.us) Below are the steps that led to bypass 2FA:I logged-in as a normal user and enabled 2FA for that accountNext, I logged out and logged-in again with login credentialsThen I entered the wrong OTP and captured that response to that request as shown belowWrong OTP Response 4. The response had 401 Unauthorized and the body had wrong OTP message 5. I manipulated the response code to 200 OK and replaced the body with the content of valid OTPManipulated Response 6. That’s it, with this I was able to bypass the 2FA of that account. And to confirm if it has really bypassed the 2FA, after logging in I disabled the 2FA, logged out and then logged in again and this time it didn’t asked for a 2FA code to be entered. hackerdevil Stay safe, stay informed, and keep coming back for more empowering insights. Thank You for reading. Knowledge is power, so keep gaining!! A Simple 2FA Bypass was originally published in InfoSec Write-ups on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.
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A Simple 2FA Bypass
2FA bypass through response manipulation
IDOR in Multinational Retail Company Leading to Unauthorized Access and Modifications
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IDOR in Multinational Retail Company Leading to Unauthorized Access and Modifications
In this write-up, we will discuss a high vulnerability I identified in a multinational retail company’s web application, which allows users…
IDOR in Multinational Retail Company Leading to Unauthorized Access and Modifications
https://medium.com/@kamalinux/idor-in-multinational-retail-company-leading-to-unauthorized-access-and-modifications-e36f8ea9e859?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
https://medium.com/@kamalinux/idor-in-multinational-retail-company-leading-to-unauthorized-access-and-modifications-e36f8ea9e859?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
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Disguising Malicious Files to Look Like Normal EXE or PDFs
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Disguising Malicious Files to Look Like Normal EXE or PDFs
Disclaimer: Creating and distributing malicious software is illegal and unethical. This article is for educational purposes only. Always…
Find XSS on the Fly ( Full guide )
Discover my comprehensive guide on identifying all types of XSS vulnerabilities, including stored, reflected, and DOM-based XSS.Continue reading on Medium »
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Find XSS on the Fly 🔥( Full guide )
Discover my comprehensive guide on identifying all types of XSS vulnerabilities, including stored, reflected, and DOM-based XSS.
Disguising Malicious Files to Look Like Normal EXE or PDFs
https://osintteam.blog/disguising-malicious-files-to-look-like-normal-exe-or-pdfs-d785e116e989?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
https://osintteam.blog/disguising-malicious-files-to-look-like-normal-exe-or-pdfs-d785e116e989?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
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Find XSS on the Fly ( Full guide )
https://medium.com/@zack0x01_/find-xss-on-the-fly-full-guide-300f07fb86ae?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
https://medium.com/@zack0x01_/find-xss-on-the-fly-full-guide-300f07fb86ae?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
Discover my comprehensive guide on identifying all types of XSS vulnerabilities, including stored, reflected, and DOM-based XSS.Continue reading on Medium » (https://medium.com/@zack0x01_/find-xss-on-the-fly-full-guide-300f07fb86ae?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
CVE-2024–34750 Apache Tomcat DoS vulnerability in HTTP/2 connector
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Escalating XSS in PhantomJS Image Rendering to SSRF/Local-File Read
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Detecting and exploiting limit overrun race conditions with Burp Repeater
The process of detecting and exploiting limit overrun race conditions is relatively simple. In high-level terms, all you need to do is…Continue reading on Medium »
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The process of detecting and exploiting limit overrun race conditions is relatively simple. In high-level terms, all you need to do is…Continue reading on Medium »
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Detecting and exploiting limit overrun race conditions with Burp Repeater
The process of detecting and exploiting limit overrun race conditions is relatively simple. In high-level terms, all you need to do is…
HackerOne 2FA Bypass Vulnerability Exposed!
A threat actor has claimed a shocking vulnerability in the HackerOne Bug Bounty Platform that allows 2FA to be bypassed!Continue reading on Medium »
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A threat actor has claimed a shocking vulnerability in the HackerOne Bug Bounty Platform that allows 2FA to be bypassed!Continue reading on Medium »
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HackerOne 2FA Bypass Vulnerability Exposed!
A threat actor has claimed a shocking vulnerability in the HackerOne Bug Bounty Platform that allows 2FA to be bypassed! 😱 This means that…
CVE-2024–34750 Apache Tomcat DoS vulnerability in HTTP/2 connector
https://medium.com/@proseizala/cve-2024-34750-apache-tomcat-dos-vulnerability-in-http-2-connector-54033187cd4b?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
https://medium.com/@proseizala/cve-2024-34750-apache-tomcat-dos-vulnerability-in-http-2-connector-54033187cd4b?source=rss------bug_bounty-5
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