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Researcher discovered a subdomain takeover technique by exploiting an improperly configured S3 bucket that allowed unauthenticated write access via AWS CLI. By uploading a malicious _redirect.html file with proper ACL permissions, the attacker could execute arbitrary content on the victim subdomain without exploiting a traditional subdomain takeover vulnerability.
s3-bucket-misconfiguration
subdomain-takeover
aws-security
cloud-storage
access-control
file-upload
aws-cli
bucket-policy
bug-bounty
AWS
Amazon S3
MuhammadKhizerJaved
HackerOne
Bugcrowd