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Nicolas Grégoire - Hunting for Top Bounties
Hacktivity - IT Security Festival
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- Presented by Nicolas Grégoire, security researcher
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SecurityWeb developmentWeb and application securityExploits and vulnerabilitiesHTTP, REST and GraphQL
Nicolas Grégoire shares his experiences and techniques for finding high-paying XML and SSRF vulnerabilities in major bug bounty programs.
hacktivity.com After one of these stupid bets, I had to look at bug bounty programmes. I first tried to apply a typical OWASP Top 10 methodology during the Deutsche Telekom programme. Not very efficient... So I decided to participate in other programmes with a focus on two narrow fields, XML and SSRF. As expected, few people had a look at this area. As a result, I totally pwned Prezi and Yahoo. For both of them, I was quickly able to read non-privileged files like /etc/passwd. I later accessed the private key of Prezi's cloud deployment system (using a EC2/OpenStack trick) and got root privileges on every outbound Yahoo proxy (with a vulnerability previously closed as WONTFIX). Big compromises implying big rewards, I earned the top rewards from both programs. Around 25k$ in a few days, for pwning production networks, that's a hobby that most sane people should enjoy!Why it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Recommended as an insightful talk on targeting XML and SSRF vulnerabilities for high-value bug bounties.