Bug Bytes #203 – CVSS 4.0, MOVEIt and How CI/CD Pipelines Go Wrong

Bug Bytes is a weekly newsletter curated by members of the bug bounty community. The second series is curated by InsiderPhD. Every week, she keeps us up to date with a comprehensive list of write-ups, tools, tutorials and resources.

This issue covers the weeks from May 29th to June 11th

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Intigriti News

• 4 Tools to help you automate JWT Attacks

• Let’s take a look at why this XSS won’t execute, Another day, another XSS payload that won’t execute

• Why might we want a rooted device when testing an Android app?

From my notebook

No real theme this week, here’s some of the most interesting stuff I read!

1. Authentication Bypass Using Root Array – This is a deep dive into a #bugbountytips tweet diving in to the how and why of this authentication issue

2. CSP Bypass Unveiled: The Hidden Threat of Bookmarklets – I LOVE bookmarklets they’re a combination of javascript and a bookmark to make dynamic bookmarks, anyway here’s bookmarklet malware

3. Hacking AI: System Takeover in MLflow Strikes Again (And Again) – Good write up of an AI security bug!

4. Common Vulnerability Scoring System – CVSS has been updated to version 4, here are the changes

5. Casey Ellis: Pioneering The Bug Bounty Platform To Empower Ethical Hackers – Great podcast episode on the history of bug bounty hunting and a reminder of how dire disclosure used to be!

6. Patch Diffing Progress MOVEIt Transfer RCE (CVE-2023-34362) – OKAY extra bonus for this week, analysing the patch notes to reverse engineer the MoveIt bug

• He Hacked His Own Company and Failed Miserably

• Reading 700 QRs with Python [Quilt – Hacky Easter 2023]

• Who should consider a career as a full-time bug bounty hunter? (shorts)

• OWASP API Top 10 Updates (shorts)

• The most common mistake of beginner security researchers? (shorts)

• How Can CI/CD Go Horribly Wrong?

• What does Shubs pay attention to when recruiting security researchers? (shorts)

• Sensitive Information Disclosure || Bug Bounty

• This Bookmark Hacks Discord Mods

• How to Become an Ethical Hacker 2023 V 03

• Next Level API Hacking with Kiterunner

• HackTheBox – TwoMillion

• Exploring the HackTheBox TwoMillion PHP Application

• Learn Bug Bounty Hunting with These Resources!

• Getting Offensive w/Phillip Wylie

• Blind SQL Injection Made Easy

• Hacking With ChatGPT by Mike Takahashi

• Trying to Find a Bug in WordPress

• How I broke into physical pentesting and my advice.

• NO. 384 — World AI Coin, Russian Power Attacks, Guidance AI Workflow…

• Risky Business #709 — Cl0p goes berserk with MOVEit 0day

• 134: Deviant

• Episode 378 – Naming things is harder than security

• EP124 Safe Browsing: Lessons from How Google Secures Five Billion Devices at Low False Positive Rates

• Episode 21: Chill Chat with Legendary DoD Hacker Corben Leo

• Hacker, Researcher, Educator, Entrepreneur, a Glimpse into The World of Vivek Ramachandran

• Dan Tentler on How the Old Ways Still Work

• Ever wonder why some people succeed while others don’t?

• Hackers: Where do you get most of your tips + tricks from?

• Super excited to be accepted to teach at @DEFCON again this year! I’ll be presenting my class “Hacking Organizations: Phishing Not Required” a course designed for red teamers, WebApp pentesters, or bug bounty hunters!

• Still struggling over that first bug hurdle? I got you let’s hack an APIs together at NahamCon

• NahamCon2023 CTF registration is open now!

• I’m really excited and honored to be able to share my research around Unicode , ansi escape sequences and terminal command injections at Blackhat USA in August!

• Beginner

  • Ödül Avcılığı — Subdomain Keşfi (Turkish)

  • Ödül Avcılığı — File Upload XSS (Turkish)

  • Bug Bounty Recon (Part-2), Bug Bounty Recon (Part-3)

  • Bug Bounty Bonanza: A Beginner’s Guide

  • How to write a Detailed Vulnerability Report

  • A Beginner’s Guide to Installing and Using the GF Tool

  • Bug Bounty and Burp Suite for beginners

  • Discover Sensitive Information on GitHub

  • POST

  • Mastering Subdomain Enumeration

• Intermediate

  • The differences between the same-site and the same-origin 

  • Discover Sensitive Information on GitHub (Indonesian)

  • Hacking CSRF: Bypassing of CSRF token

  • Hacking Web Apps: Understanding Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Vulnerabilities

  • SQL injection with INSERT statement

  • How to Detect and Mitigate SSRF Vulnerabilities in the Early Coding Cycle: A Comprehensive Guide

  • Getting around x-requested-with header for CSRF

  • Understanding and Mitigating XXE Vulnerabilities via File Uploads

  • Uncovering the Secrets : The Potential of Web Archive in Bug Bounty Programs

  • How to use Maltego while doing bug bounty research?

  • Understanding Path Traversal Vulnerabilities and Their Exploitation

• Advanced

  • “Insights from Android VAPT”

  • Web3 Security Distilled

  • Build Centralized Security Workflows in Github: A tale of Reusable Workflows

  • Exploring a Lesser-Known Blockchain Vulnerability: The Vector Attack | Karthikeyan Nagaraj

  • Unveiling a Lesser-Known Blockchain Vulnerability: The Blockchain Time Warp Attack

  • Understanding a Lesser-Known Blockchain Vulnerability: Timestamp Manipulation

• Security Research

  • Pydio Cells: Unauthorised Role Assignments

  • Exploring Android Heap allocations in jemalloc ‘new’

  • A deep-dive on Pluck CMS vulnerability CVE-2023-25828

  • chonked pt.1: MiniDLNA 1.3.2 HTTP Chunk Parsing Heap Overflow – Root Cause Analysis

  • Regular JSON

  • Avoiding the Apocalypse: A Guide to Finding Zombie APIs

  • RCE via LDAP truncation on hg.mozilla.org :: 0day.clickStoring Passwords – A Journey of Common Pitfalls

  • Bypassing CSP via DOM clobbering

• Bugs

  • Compromising Honda’s power equipment / marine / lawn & garden dealer eCommerce platform through a vulnerable password reset API

  • XSS in Email Login Fields($$$)

  • BLH VULNERABILITY

  • HTML Injection in Craft-Cms Application

  • XSS in GMAIL Dynamic email (AMP for Email)

  • My First Bug: A Unique $500 XSS.

  • CVE-2021–44521: Apache Cassandra Remote Code Execution from vsociety

  • XSS Unleashed: Bypassing Filters with XLink Namespace

  • How I find valuable exploit in local bank website

  • Path traversal to RCE — Openfire — CVE-2023–32315

  • How I was able to get account takeover via IDOR form JWT

  • Turning a 50$ Tab-Nabbing vulnerability into a 1000$ Account takeover

  • How i Exploits bugs in web & Cross platform

  • Strategy v2 Burn Bug Post Mortem

  • XSS with 403 WAF Bypass for “(” and (document.cookie)

  • How Hackers can exploit Caching x Race-Conditions for followers count manipulation on Twitter

  • Weird Improper Access Control Bug of $$$

  • Simple Bugs — Buying Everything for Free!!!

  • Multiple CVEs affecting Pydio Cells 4.2.0

  • Rate Limit Bypass Leads to 0 Click ATO

  • How I Found Price Manipulation of Products Vulnerability

  • [TR] Bulduğum Price Manipulation of Products zafiyeti (Turkish)

  • A Story of API Key Leak in Page Source, Exploitation, Duplicate and Bounty.

  • AWS Chain Attack- Thousands of Vulnerable EKS Clusters

  • Breaking TikTok: Our Journey to Finding an Account Takeover Vulnerability

  • How a misconfigured Lotus Domino Server can lead to Disclosure of PII Data of Employees

  • IDor Bug Bounty

  • Unauthorized access to the Projects | Bug Bounty

  • Story Behind Open-Redirection worth $$$

  • Critical Finding on TP-Link service or how I got 0$

  • Automated Monitoring + Time = Bug, the bug on HackerOne Target (8×8)

• CTF challenges

  • HTB: Soccer

  • PicoCTF: Crack ‘GDB Test Drive’ Challenge In Practice

  • HTB: TwoMillion

  • Lack of Rate Limiting in vAPI

  • Vulnerable WordPress (Free Lab)

  • Broken Authentication in vAPI

  • TryHackMe | Valley Writeup

  • AllSafe (Intentionally Vulnerable Android Application)- Part 2

  • XSS Intigriti challenge

  • HTB: Bagel

• Burp-Dom-Scanner – Burp Suite’s Extension To Scan And Crawl Single Page Applications

• LinkedInDumper – Tool To Dump Company Employees From LinkedIn API

• XSS-Exploitation-Tool – An XSS Exploitation Tool

• Complete Bug Bounty Tools List

• CloudBrute – Awesome cloud enumerator

• XSSwagger – A simple Swagger-ui scanner that can detect old versions vulnerable to various XSS attacks

• jsfinder – Fetches JavaScript files quickly and comprehensively from a defined list of URLs or domains

• Find creds on a red team campaign? Want to do more with them?

• Bug bounty hunters: want a #bugbountytip on finding the right public programs to participate in?

• Thousands of government websites are still vulnerable to CVE-2023-25157

• @gregxsunday is really doing it right. The dude puts out these really sick case studies and data-backed research methods on the regular.

• If you’re only using Nuclei for HTTP requests, you’re missing out!

• If you are a beginner in bug bounty I recommend don’t ever buy any courses, nor look for mentors

• Reflected XSS Bug

• Here Is a weird CSR leads to XSS

• JSend – Burpsuite Community extension to fetch endpoints from all URL’s from Proxy

• 60K+ Android Apps Have Delivered Adware Undetected for Months

• Service Rents Email Addresses for Account Signups

• The Growing Cyber Threats of Generative AI: Who’s Accountable?