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0
5/10
bug-bounty
Researcher discovered an SSRF vulnerability in an outdated Jira instance that allowed Server-Side Request Forgery via the oauth/users/icon-uri endpoint, which was then chained to deliver XSS payloads by hosting malicious HTML and bypassing firewall protections. The vulnerability affected multiple high-profile organizations including European Commission, Motorola Solution, and several universities.
ssrf
xss
jira
oauth
server-side-request-forgery
cross-site-scripting
bug-bounty
vulnerability-chaining
outdated-software
Adesh Kolte
Jira
European Commission
Motorola Solution
Mass.gov
Cambridge University Press
Stanford University
Google