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0
7/10
bug-bounty
A researcher discovered a P1 account takeover vulnerability by bypassing CSRF protections on a password change endpoint through server-side validation bypass—using a random email address format instead of the victim's actual email allowed successful password changes without requiring the victim's email in the CSRF payload.
csrf
cross-site-request-forgery
account-takeover
password-change
server-side-validation
input-validation
bug-bounty
p1-vulnerability
Lady Secspeare
Bugcrowd
0
6/10
bug-bounty
Researcher discovered a CSRF vulnerability in an e-commerce website where the form_key token lacked server-side validation, allowing an attacker to forge requests to add arbitrary addresses to victim accounts. The vulnerability was successfully demonstrated by removing the token from a CSRF PoC payload, resulting in a $500 bounty.
csrf
cross-site-request-forgery
token-validation
server-side-validation
bug-bounty
web-security
e-commerce
account-takeover
bugcrowd
Rajesh Ranjan
Bugcrowd
form_key