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CVE-2024-57609 — Open Redirect Vulnerability in Kanaries | Kitploit

GitHub/mr-un533n/cve-2024-57609

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CVE-2024-57609

Open Redirect Vulnerability in Kanaries

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21 year ago

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Open Redirect Vulnerability in Kanaries

Vendor Homepage: https://kanaries.net/

Poc Video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kqfbmx1W6UgSs56gOLOsUFiGcvKrIyW9/view?usp=sharing

Step-by-Step Exploitation Guide

1. Go to the Website

Navigate to the Kanaries website.

2. Initiate Login/Sign Up

Click on the "Log in / Sign up" button on the homepage.
This redirects you to:https://kanaries.net/access?redirect_path=https%3A%2F%2Fkanaries.net%2Fhome

3. Modify the Redirect Parameter

Change the redirect_path parameter to a malicious site, such as: https://kanaries.net/access?redirect_path=https%3A%2F%2Fbing.com

4. Trigger the Redirect

Click on "Login With GitHub" or "Login With Google" to initiate the login process.
Instead of being redirected back to the intended page (kanaries.net), you are redirected to bing.com (or any malicious URL specified in the redirect_path parameter).

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