⤷ Title: Escalating a Duplicate Finding to a CVSS 10.0: Chaining Logic and Session Flaws for Persistent ATO
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𐀪 Author: K4r33m
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ⴵ Time: Mon, 23 Feb 2026 02:27:02 GMT
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⌗ Tags: #session_misconfiguration #ato #bug_bounty #account_takeover #rate_limiting
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𐀪 Author: K4r33m
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ⴵ Time: Mon, 23 Feb 2026 02:27:02 GMT
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⌗ Tags: #session_misconfiguration #ato #bug_bounty #account_takeover #rate_limiting
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Escalating a Duplicate Finding to a CVSS 10.0: Chaining Logic and Session Flaws for Persistent ATO
In bug bounty and penetration testing, a “duplicate” finding is often viewed as a dead end. However, a duplicate bug is essentially a known…