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👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 Learn about JSON Web Token (JWT) vulnerabilities. This lab uses a JWT-based mechanism for handling sessions. It uses a robust RSA key pair to sign and verify tokens. However, due to implementation flaws, this mechanism is vulnerable to algorithm confusion attacks. To solve the lab, we'll first obtain the server's public key. This is exposed via a standard endpoint. Next, we'll use this key to sign a modified session token that grants access to the admin panel at /admin, then delete the user carlos. Overview: 0:00 Intro 0:12 Recap 1:18 Deriving public keys from existing tokens 2:29 Lab: JWT authentication bypass via algorithm confusion with no exposed key 3:15 Solution: jwt_forgery.py (rsa_sign2n) 6:56 Conclusion If you're struggling with the concepts covered in this lab, please review the Introduction to JWT Attacks video first:

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“Documentation is highly underrated” when it comes to understanding productive avenues for finding security flaws, according to the sixth interviewee in our series of hunter videos. Harel – hacking nickname ‘RL’ – also reflects on the virtue of patience when probing targets for vulnerabilities. Other topics covered in this interview include how RL’s interest in hacking was sparked during the pandemic and why a cache poisoning vulnerability is his favourite bug so far. Founded in 2015, YesWeHack is a global Bug Bounty & Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) platform that leverages the skills of thousands of ethical hackers across 170 countries. The company helps organisations cost-effectively uncover and secure vulnerabilities in their websites, mobile apps, infrastructure and connected devices. Join us on www.yeswehack.com 00:16 How did you get started with Bug Bounty? 00:50 How do you prioritise your targets when starting a new Bug Bounty program? 01:20 What are your favourite hunting tools? 02:03 What is the most critical bug you have found so far? 02:40 What three words best describe you as a hacker? 03:02 What do you think is the most common mistake made by new researchers? 03:45 Any advice for a newbie Bug Bounty hunter? #bugbounty #bugbountytips #bugbountyhunter #YesWeRHackers

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