IDOR (Insecure direct object references)
Vulnerability Name: IDOR (Insecure direct object references) on [Domain name]
Vulnerability Description: This vulnerability refers to, when a reference to an internal implementation object, such as a file or database key, is exposed to users without any other access control. In such cases, the attacker can manipulate those references to get access to unauthorized data.
Vulnerable Parameter:
[vulnerable parameter]
Steps to Reproduce:
- 1.Login to the application.
- 2.Go to the [URL] and intercept the request.
- 3.Alter the
vulnerable parameter
value to something else. - 4.Forward the request and check the response.
- 5.You should see the information of the another user through your account.
- 6.This is IDOR (Insecure direct object references).
Proof-of-concept:
Snapshots or video link attached
Impact: IDOR vulnerabilities are most commonly associated with horizontal privilege escalation, but they can also arise in relation to vertical privilege escalation.
Attack Scenario: [Create your own attack scenario according to the workflow of website]
Remediation: The only real solution to this issue is to implement an access control. The user needs to be authorized for the requested information before the server provides it.
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