💡 IDOR Bypass Bug Bounty Tip
Sometimes APIs behave unexpectedly when multiple IDs are passed together.
🔍 Scenario
• Victim’s ID: 5200
• Attacker’s ID: 5233
🚫 GET /api/users/5200/info → Access Denied
✅ GET /api/users/5200,5233/info → Bypass Successful
📌 Always test for comma-separated, array-style, or batch ID parameters when hunting for IDOR!
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Sometimes APIs behave unexpectedly when multiple IDs are passed together.
🔍 Scenario
• Victim’s ID: 5200
• Attacker’s ID: 5233
🚫 GET /api/users/5200/info → Access Denied
✅ GET /api/users/5200,5233/info → Bypass Successful
📌 Always test for comma-separated, array-style, or batch ID parameters when hunting for IDOR!
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🚨Bug Bounty Tip: Test Newline Injection in JSON Parameters
When testing API endpoints, don’t assume parameters like
For password-reset functionality, try newline injection:
If the backend fails to properly validate or sanitize the parameter, it may interpret both email addresses as separate recipients and send the password-reset link to both accounts.
This can indicate a parameter parsing / input validation flaw and, depending on the application logic and impact, potentially lead to account-related security issues.
Things to test:
•
• Multiple values in the same parameter
• JSON arrays vs. strings
• Duplicate JSON keys
• URL-encoded newline characters
• Different API content types
Always test only on systems you’re authorized to assess.
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When testing API endpoints, don’t assume parameters like
email accept only a single value.For password-reset functionality, try newline injection:
{
"action": "reset-password",
"email": "accA@mail.com\naccB@mail.com"
}If the backend fails to properly validate or sanitize the parameter, it may interpret both email addresses as separate recipients and send the password-reset link to both accounts.
This can indicate a parameter parsing / input validation flaw and, depending on the application logic and impact, potentially lead to account-related security issues.
Things to test:
•
\n and \r\n separators• Multiple values in the same parameter
• JSON arrays vs. strings
• Duplicate JSON keys
• URL-encoded newline characters
• Different API content types
Always test only on systems you’re authorized to assess.
#BugBounty #BugBountyTips #API #APISecurity #WebSecurity #Pentesting #CyberSecurity
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