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That's rather specifically not the same attack. One uses the normal OAuth flow and mis-represents a valid application identity in order to get the user to gran
by colemickens 9y ago
That's rather specifically not the same attack.
One uses the normal OAuth flow and mis-represents a valid application identity in order to get the user to grant permissions normally. The other flow, that the grandparent refers to, redirects users to a phishing domain and steals credentials.