I’m starting this post with adoration for the Critical Thinking Podcast. The podcast launched around the time I began hacking full-time, and I consider it my companion. It is required listening for bug bounty hunters, but I recommend it to anyone involved…

When you use "Tagged Templates" (e.g, alert`123`), JavaScript passes something like this to the function:
alert(["123"])
NOTE: Since alert uses "toString" on the given parameter, it becomes ["123"].toString() and then "123".

Hello guys, today I’m gonna explain how I got IDOR and exploit it to make account takeover.

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TL;DR I discovered a one-click account takeover vulnerability in a popular Indonesian Android app called Tokopedia . Th...

Discover how a security loophole in Instagram's oEmbed feature enabled unauthorized access to private posts. Journey from BountyCon(Edu) to the vulnerability's discovery, exploitation, and resolution.

TL;DR

In Python, if dirty Arbitrary File Write (AFW) vulnerability exists in the application, it is possible to gain RCE via writing shared object files or overwriting bytecode files. It can be very powerful if you can only write files into the source code's directory…

Just found an interesting behavior in Firefox that can be used for XSS:
If a response lacks the Content-Type header, Firefox renders it as text/plain.
But if the URL ends with an extension like .html, Firefox treats it as that.
#bugbounty #bugbountytips

In every response, there is usually a response header called Content-Type that tells the browser the MIME type of the response, such as text/html or application/json.

Bypassing Source Check on postMessage to Achieve XSS While hunting on a bug bounty program, I found a page with an onmessage tracker handling cross-origin communication via the postMessage API. The…

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