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2019-02-13 | OMG cable, IDOR described, 25K CSRF on Facebook
Wednesday, February 13
TOP STORY
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You like wifi in your malicious USB cables? Then you’ll love @_MG_’s Omg cable, coming soon to a Hak5 store near you :).
OTHER ARTICLES WE’RE READING
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Scammers going analog to steal that coveted Insta handle.
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Procedure reform guidance for FBI on their SMS text retention tooling. “The OIG found that FBI text messages were saved to a database on the devices, some of which were not captured by the collection application. The OIG identified this, and other concerns, as security vulnerabilities."
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Well done video describing IDOR’s by PwnFunction
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$25K CSRF on Facebook writeup by Samm0uda
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This is possible because of a vulnerable endpoint which takes another given Facebook endpoint selected by the attacker along with the parameters and make a POST request to that endpoint after adding the fb_dtsg parameter.
