bug-bounty480
google300
xss277
microsoft250
facebook213
rce160
apple150
exploit137
bragging-post102
account-takeover98
malware94
csrf84
cve80
privilege-escalation75
stored-xss65
authentication-bypass64
writeup61
reflected-xss57
browser55
react54
cloudflare51
ssrf51
dos50
phishing50
access-control49
input-validation48
cross-site-scripting48
node47
docker46
aws46
smart-contract45
sql-injection45
ethereum44
supply-chain44
defi43
web-security43
web-application41
oauth41
web339
burp-suite36
lfi35
vulnerability-disclosure34
idor34
html-injection33
race-condition32
smart-contract-vulnerability32
clickjacking31
reverse-engineering31
information-disclosure30
csp-bypass30
0
7/10
bug-bounty
A bug bounty writeup demonstrating LFI-to-RCE on Deutche Telekom via path traversal in help.php parameter, escalated to command execution through Apache error log poisoning by injecting PHP code via the referer header.
lfi
local-file-inclusion
rce
remote-code-execution
log-poisoning
error-log-poisoning
php
path-traversal
subdomain-enumeration
dirb
burp-suite
deutche-telekom
bug-bounty
Deutche Telekom
Daniel Maksimovic
telekom.de
netweb.telekom.de
aquatone
dnsenum
recon-ng
sublist3r
BurpSuite
dirb
0
2/10
bug-bounty
A researcher discovered an XSS vulnerability on payment-providers.uber.com by using subdomain enumeration (Sublist3r), directory brute-forcing (dirb), and the KNOXSS tool, earning a $500 bounty that was later revoked for being on a non-browser-facing endpoint.
UBER
KNOXSS
Emad Shanab
brutelogic
Sublist3r
aquatone
dirb
Rob Fletcher
HackerOne
payment-providers.uber.com