what does this mean?
this means that the same attack that was carried out not long ago would still be entirely possible today with very slight modification. an attacker instead of stealing session tokens and going straight to withdraw, they would instead just request the user's 2fa secret, generate the current token, and use that to submit a withdrawal request for a user.
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what should you do as a user of thunder terminal?
well, if i were you, i would use something else as this demonstrates a crazy level of incompetence, far beyond that of a team that somehow managed to leak a connection string (idk how tf u do that), and then they act as if they have resolved everything but they are too stupid to accomplish a task that would be assigned to a junior dev that has 2 weeks of experience. if you use this service, expect to lose your money. it is that simple.
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.@semperveritas0 can your team really not even implement 2fa properly?
to explain, thunder was recently the victim of a session stealing attack when their database was compromised and session tokens were leaked. in response they added 2fa, great. however, they are so incompetent that they leak the 2fa secret that is used to generate and verify 2fa codes for users through their websocket authenticated with a session token.
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here’s an idea:
if you’re going to take shots and have an ego u better be able to back it up and don’t cry about how it’s all for marketing when it comes back to bite u
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Has anyone seen any examples of what the rust foundation’s copyright proposal is supposed to prevent? I’m convinced it was created to prevent a lot of hypothetical issues that have never and probably will never occur.
There is an XSS vulnerability for Discord.com, do not click any links that go to "discord.com/servers/<server>" until this is fixed. I am contacting Discord about it and will post an explanation once it is patched.
Now that this has been patched I think it's worth going over why the mere existence of this vulnerability is unforgivable imo and shows a substantial level of negligence by Discord developers.
There is an XSS vulnerability for Discord.com, do not click any links that go to "discord.com/servers/<server>" until this is fixed. I am contacting Discord about it and will post an explanation once it is patched.
XSS is a vulnerability that should be all but eradicated today, imo there is no excuse for it to exist on a platform as large as Discord, especially a stored XSS vulnerability (which this was). I hope this will be investigated now that it has been patched and used to learn from.
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