bug-bounty480
google297
xss277
microsoft249
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rce159
apple150
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bragging-post102
account-takeover98
malware94
csrf84
cve79
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stored-xss65
writeup61
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browser54
react53
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dos50
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idor34
html-injection33
smart-contract-vulnerability32
race-condition32
clickjacking31
reverse-engineering31
information-disclosure30
csp-bypass30
0
7/10
A researcher demonstrates a full account takeover vulnerability combining misconfigured CORS with socket-based connections. By exploiting CORS headers that allow credentials and replicating a chain of five interdependent socket requests through JavaScript, an attacker can extract sensitive session tokens from victims and hijack their accounts.
cors
account-takeover
websocket
session-hijacking
csrf
idor
bug-bounty
exploitation
client-side-attack
socket-connection
credentials-exposure
HackerOne
Meteor
Samuel
XMLHttpRequest
0
7/10
A CORS misconfiguration vulnerability where the server's origin validation logic uses flawed regex/string matching that accepts malformed origin headers (e.g., 'private1com' instead of 'private.com'), allowing an attacker to register a lookalike domain and exfiltrate credentials and private information via a crafted CORS-enabled request.
cors-misconfiguration
cors
information-disclosure
web-security
origin-validation
regex-bypass
cross-origin-resource-sharing
credentials-exposure
domain-registration-bypass
browser-security
Virus0X01
offensive hunterr