Bug Bytes #213 – Hacking a Prison, XSS on steroids, CAIDO free for students and Bogus CVEs

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 week from September 25th to October 1st

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Intigriti News

• Yahoo picks Intigriti to run crowdsourced bug bounty programme

• We’re joining forces with TCM Security to educate the next generation of bug bounty talent

• Here are top 3 most popular tools for RCE vulnerabilities

• JWT algorithm confusion? What can we do when the server doesn’t expose a public key

From my notebook

1. Bug Bounty Stories (EP2): Hacking a Prison – NahamSec shows us why reading the javascript is important

2. Bounty of an Insecure WebView (Part 1): XSS, but with Steroids – A fun XSS in a mobile apps WebView causes an interesting XSS vector

3. CAIDO launches a student plan! – If you’re a student you can get CAIDO for free, simply email them proof of student status

4. The bogus CVE problem [LWN.net] – While the CVE system is crucial for tracking vulnerabilities, not every entry is submitted in good faith

5. Input Validation: Necessary but Not Sufficient; It Doesn’t Target the Fundamental Issue – Input validation is an important method for stopping some vulnerabilities, but that doesn’t mean it’s akkways the right choice!

• How to become a CISO?

• Authentication Vulnerabilities – Lab #11 Password reset poisoning via middleware | Long Version

• Being careful with brute-forcing identifiers #bugbounty #bugbountytips #bugbountyhunter

• Learn to Code with AI

• $28K Apple Shortcuts IDOR

• The Truth Behind The SONY Hack

• ThemeBleed Exploit Analysis (CVE-2023-38146)

• The Penetration Test That Went Horribly Wrong🎙Darknet Diaries Ep. 95: Jon & Brian’s Big Adventure

• You don’t always have to predict the identifier #bugbounty #bugbountytips #bugbountyhunter

• How AI and ML is changing cybersecurity?

• MGM and Caesars Hacked! Crypto Scam costs Mark Cuban Big Time, & more!

• Top hunters think about everything when submitting a report #bugbounty #bugbountytips

• Hackumentary Ep 1: Jonathan James – The boy who hacked Nasa

• Unveiling Vulnerabilities: Exploring Tech and Human Weaknesses within Organizations

• Charting Your Path in Cybersecurity: Navigating Certifications, Degrees, and Education

• Find and Exploit Server-Side Template Injection (SSTI)

• Do not forget about this attack scenario #bugbounty #bugbountytips #bugbountyhunter

• Start doing cloud pentesting in GCP?

• Mobile Hacking Maestro Sergey Toshin (Ep. 38)

• Jakoby’s Journey

• Risky Biz News: More in-the-wild 0day for Firefox, Chrome

• Stealing your car’s identity.

• 215 – DEF CON, HardwearIO, Broken Caching, and Dropping Headers

• EP140 System Hardening at Google Scale: New Challenges, New Solutions

• Beginner

  • Ways I followed to Bypass ‘403’ — Your checklist

  • How to Discover API Subdomains? | API Hacking |

  • How to Setup crAPI in ubuntu server and make it network accessible

  • Input Sanitization Techniques for Secure Coding

  • Burpsuite vs Caido: Why You Should give Caido a try

  • IDOR. Autorize. Broken Access Control.

  • HTTP Security Headers

  • Race condition 101-Everything you need to know about race condition attacks

• Intermediate

  • Mass hunting for misconfigured S3 buckets

  • The Art of Monitoring Bug Bounty Programs

  • How To Hack 2FA/MFA — An Important Cybersecurity Topic

  • Hacking htmx applications

  • XML External Entity (XXE) Injection in Web App Penetration Testing | 2023

  • Path Traversal Vulnerabilities: A Beginner’s Guide

  • Free awesome VPS for bug hunting process

  • AWS Cloud Security Checklist (Cloud Security)

• Advanced

  • DevSecOps — Docker Security (with Syft and Grype)

  • NucleiFuzzer: Automating XSS Detection for Unrivaled Security

  • Creating custom AXIOM modules

  • NoSQL injection

• Security Research

  • Screen Leakage

  • The development of multi ransomware killswitch!

  • Liferay Portal RCE | CVE-2020–7961

  • Chrome’s Vulnerability: When a Single Click Exposes Your Deepest Secrets (CVE-2020–6547)

  • Details QA should share when reporting a bug for efficient resolution

  • Get persistent reverse shell from Android app without visible permissions to make device unusable

  • Getting RCE in Chrome with incorrect side effect in the JIT compiler

  • Survive Access Key Deletion with sts:GetFederationToken

  • Malicious npm Packages Strike Again: Exfiltrating Kubernetes Configurations and SSH Keys

  • Finding Hidden API Endpoints Using Path Prediction

  • Exploiting ASP.NET TemplateParser – Part I: Sitecore (CVE-2023-35813)

  • The De Vinci of DirtyPipe Local Privilege Escalation – CVE-2022-0847

  • CVE-2023-36664: Command injection with Ghostscript PoC + exploit

  • A Deep Dive into DNS Debugging

  • Analysis of CVE-2023-38831 Zero-Day vulnerability in WinRAR

• Bugs

  • RCE on Application’s Tracking Admin Panel

  • Frontend Fumbles: The 250$ Curious Case of API Key Permissions.

  • IDOR and Mass Assignment attacks leads to Full Account Takeover of Internal Employees

  • You can add extra zeroes. XSS bypass on a private bug bounty program

  • Exploiting Keepass

  • How Could a Self-XSS end with $$$$

  • Backend takeover due to JS based authentication.

  • Decrypting Requests, Manipulating Responses to Gaining Super Admin Access

  • The Art of Identifying X$$ & WAF Bypass Fuzzing Technique

  • Easy Bugs Easy Bounty

  • Uncovering Critical Security Gaps: How I Gained Admin Privileges

  • How I exploited CVE-2023–36845 and got root access in one domain.

  • Response Manipulation to Account Takeover

  • Invisible Indirect Injection On ChatGPT-4

  • API Endpoints Manipulation for Fun & Profit

  • IDOR | My first P2 that Lead to Full PII Exposure

  • My Bug Bounty failures

  • Mixin Network’s $20 Million Bug Bounty: A Crypto Tale of Redemption

• CTF challenges

  • CloudSEK — Nullcon Cyber Security CTF 2023

  • HTB Machine Stocker

  • 10.2 Lab: Basic SSRF against another back-end system | 2023

  • HTB: Format

  • Domain Detection, Tunneling Tactics, and Shellshock Dominance: An iCSI CTF Challenge.

  • HTB: Aero

• Exploring TLSX by Projectdiscovery: A Powerful Tool for Security Enthusiasts

• Injectus: Your Gateway to Open Redirection Testing

• SocketSleuth: Improving security testing for WebSocket applications

• Skyhook – A Round-Trip Obfuscated HTTP File Transfer Setup Built To Bypass IDS Detections

• Pinkerton – An JavaScript File Crawler And Secret Finder Developed In Python

• AtlasReaper – A Command-Line Tool For Reconnaissance And Targeted Write Operations On Confluence And Jira Instances

• Promptmap – Automatically Tests Prompt Injection Attacks On ChatGPT Instances

• CloudRecon – CloudRecon is a suite of tools for red teamers and bug hunters to find ephemeral and development assets in their campaigns and hunts.

• SSRFire – Automated SSRF Finder

• when you hunt and the program language is PHP try access to any .php endpoint and test parameter ‘id’ and ‘list[select]’ for sql injection vulnerability.

• CVE-2023-0126 Pre-authentication path traversal vulnerability in SMA1000

• Always try to understand and analyze every request you see in Burp History. Indeed, the API Calls

• When testing a target, forget the fact that others have also tested it. Assume it is new, and check for all vulnerabilities

• Database Credentials Disclosure via Enabled Laravel Debug Mode