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If you can get JS executing on the client desktop, with their cookies, with cors whitelisted, you can make a request just like their JS would. i.e. make the sa
by allie1 5y ago
If you can get JS executing on the client desktop, with their cookies, with cors whitelisted, you can make a request just like their JS would.
i.e. make the same POST to their api, using the cookie/auth as the original user would, to transfer the files. Its just an ajax call.
Outstanding research! I particularly enjoyed how the presenter in the video shut up the arrogant person from the audience.