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This has been this way for several years now. I have notes on a Google attack I discovered ~2 years ago that includes an open redirect as a critical part. It a
by TomAnthony 10y ago
This has been this way for several years now.
I have notes on a Google attack I discovered ~2 years ago that includes an open redirect as a critical part. It allows running arbitrary JS on authenticated users on the click of a link.
However, there is one small part of the attack (one character!) which prevents it working so I've never reported it. Interesting that there is such a debate here, as I thought open redirects were generally accepted as out of scope for most bug bounties.
- kuschku 10y agoWell, maybe there should be social engineering bounties then. For things like this, or when you can engineer their support to gove you access to their systems.