Hi Folks, Let me tell you the story about some typical vulnerabilities that was discovered by @Seekurity Team in BMW ConnectedDrive service which will allow any beginner attacker to hijack the whole service! . First what is BMW ConnectedDrive service? BMW ConnectedDrive – a technology packet full of services and apps that connects you closely to […]
RunKeeper is a GPS fitness-tracking app for iOS and Android with over 40 million users. First launched in 2008 by CEO Jason Jacobs with the help of “moonlighting engineers”. In late 2011 RunKeeper secured $10 million in a Series B financing, led by Spark Capital. In February, 2016, RunKeeper was acquired by ASICS.
Hi Folks, TopCode.com is a website where the most skilled top coders around the world are solving challenges, Competing and writing codes to achieve a specific tasks. Top high profile companies like (Facebook, Google, Twitter, etc..) are getting help from such websites in their recruitment process!
Introduction: Modern Web Applications nowadays are relaying on a lot of technologies where typical web applications vulnerabilities are hard to find (eg. Clickjacking is an ABC security bug) but bug hunters are always the best! Yammer is a freemium enterprise social networking service used for private communication within organizations. Access to a Yammer network is […]
Your privacy on the internet is the biggest concern ever and when it comes to “Dating websites” and “Social Networks” it means more and more! Let me tell you a story of two websites that don’t respect yours and putting it on danger…
Fiverr.com, a global online marketplace which provides a platform for people to sell their services for five dollars per job, is vulnerable to a critical web application vulnerability that puts its millions of users at risk. Fiverr raised $30 million in a third round of institutional funding to continue supporting the new version of its […]
Hi Folks, My name is Mohamed Abdel Aty, an Egyptian Web Developer & Bug Hunter, Today I would like to share with you a “cute” bug I found while doing some bug hunting in Facebook. Testing different sub-domains is a common procedure in bug hunting , while searching the domain “mbasic.facebook.com” I noticed this link
Introduction: Physical devices connected with web applications made everything easy to be managed. Screen size, availability, usage etc… is what pushing everyone to manage their devices through their desktops/laptops! On the other hand such advantages poses a threat if these web applications contains security issues! For example android devices can be managed through “Google Device Manager”, iOS devices […]
Hi Folks, Facebook is the largest social network ever known on the internet, People are using Facebook for contacting friends, Family and sometimes for Work! When it comes to Work that means an important notifications from your company’s page, work account, work admins, business accounts, etc…
Hi Folks, I know it’s a little bit lame to mention 2 clickjacking vulnerabilities in row but that what bug hunters always do exposing the largest companies security failures, (Previously was Telegram) this time is the gigantic well-known 19 billion dollar messenger WhatsApp.
[*] Introduction: Modern Web Applications nowadays are relaying on a lot of technologies where typical web applications vulnerabilities are hard to find (eg. Clickjacking is an ABC security bug) but bug hunters are always the best!
Hi Bug Hunters, Today we will explain how we redressed facebook ui and made it so easy to fool a victim to for example, Add the attacker as a member in one of his own secret groups on facebook. Here’s some details about the issue:
This is the write up of my last Facebook Report, How I was able to bypass the permissions approvals system in the 2.x Facebook API Versions in 2 different ways. FIRST Flow : +++Flow discussion:
Hello Geeks and Security Evangelists, My name is Mohamed Abdelbaset Elnoby, Just another Senior Information Security Researcher and Web Application Pentester in the world :D, Today I would like to show you a “hilarious” Broken Authentication bug I found on ESET website specifically in their “Antivirus Product Activation Process” that allowed me to generate millions […]
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