bug-bounty480
google297
xss277
microsoft249
facebook211
rce159
apple150
exploit136
bragging-post102
account-takeover98
malware94
csrf84
cve79
privilege-escalation74
authentication-bypass65
stored-xss65
writeup61
reflected-xss57
browser54
react53
ssrf51
phishing50
dos50
input-validation49
cloudflare49
access-control49
cross-site-scripting48
node46
aws46
smart-contract45
docker45
sql-injection45
ethereum44
defi43
web-security43
web-application42
supply-chain42
oauth41
web339
burp-suite36
lfi34
vulnerability-disclosure34
idor34
html-injection33
smart-contract-vulnerability32
race-condition32
clickjacking31
reverse-engineering31
information-disclosure30
csp-bypass30
0
6/10
A subdomain takeover vulnerability was discovered on flock.co where the subdomain newdev.flock.co had a CNAME record pointing to readme.io's infrastructure, but the custom domain was never claimed in readme.io's project settings, allowing an attacker to register a readme.io account and claim ownership of the vulnerable subdomain.
subdomain-takeover
dns-misconfiguration
cname-takeover
custom-domain
third-party-service
readme.io
bug-bounty
flock.com
flock.co
newdev.flock.co
readme.io
cname.readme.io
0
3/10
bug-bounty
A stored XSS vulnerability was discovered on survey.dropbox.com, which was a CNAME pointing to mysurveylab.com. The third-party survey platform's forms were vulnerable to XSS, allowing attackers to inject malicious scripts accessible through the Dropbox subdomain for potential phishing attacks.
Dropbox
survey.dropbox.com
mysurveylab.com
Kumar