More than $30,000 has been awarded for the discovery of a security issue that allowed attackers to send mass notifications to Android users.
The bug, which impacted mobile applications that were developed on Google’s Firebase platform, enabled attackers to send push notifications to all app users, regardless of whether they were subscribed or not.
Firebase is Google’s flagship mobile app development platform that includes messaging functions, database management, and cloud services.
In a technical blog post, security researcher Abhishek “Abss” Dharani explained how casual research and “fiddling” with Android applications led to the impressive payout.
https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/...ckers-to-send-push-notifications-to-app-users
The bug, which impacted mobile applications that were developed on Google’s Firebase platform, enabled attackers to send push notifications to all app users, regardless of whether they were subscribed or not.
Firebase is Google’s flagship mobile app development platform that includes messaging functions, database management, and cloud services.
In a technical blog post, security researcher Abhishek “Abss” Dharani explained how casual research and “fiddling” with Android applications led to the impressive payout.
https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/...ckers-to-send-push-notifications-to-app-users