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Mars · Report #2106886

subdomain takeover at █████████

Validstatus
highseverity
40upvotes
15 Nov 2023disclosed

Summary

Summary: I discovered a subdomain takeover vulnerability at ██████████. The subdomain was pointing to an inactive or non-existent resource, allowing an attacker to claim the resource and take control of the subdomain.

Details: While performing reconnaissance on █████, I noticed that the ███████ subdomain was pointing to a resource on a third-party service. However, upon further investigation, I found that the resource was either inactive or non-existent. This allowed me to claim the resource on the third-party service and take control of the ██████████ subdomain. As a result, I was able to serve arbitrary content on the subdomain Steps To Reproduce: I wanted to share with you that I have successfully claimed the domain at the following URL: ██████████. Please feel free to visit the website to see the changes I have made. You can also see a screenshot of the website below.

Impact: A successful subdomain takeover can have severe consequences for the security of ██████ and its users. An attacker could utilise the takeover to serve malicious content, steal sensitive information, or launch further attacks against ████████ or its users. Thank you for your time and consideration. Best regards,

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