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Building An Rdio Flash Cross-domain Exploit with FlashHTTPRequest (crossdomain.xml Security)

Posted on September 23, 2015 by mandatory

Adobe Flash is no stranger to security issues, but this post isn’t about stack overflows, bypassing ASLR, or sandbox escaping – it’s about building practical exploits against poor use of crossdomain.xml. For those unfamiliar with cross-domain policies in Flash, check out my previous post here. I’ve also built a nice tool for testing cross-domain requests in… Read More

This entry was posted in Account Cracking, crossdomain policy security, crossdomain.xml security, crossdomain.xml security policy, flash security, Web Application Hacking by mandatory. Bookmark the permalink.

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