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Starbucks exposed API key

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Starbucks Exposed An API Key In GitHub Public Repository

January 4, 2020 Abeerah Hashim 1766 Views api, API exploit, API vulnerability, Bug Bounty, Bug Bounty Hunter, bug bounty money, bug bounty program, JumpCloud, security bug bounty, Starbucks, Starbucks exposed API key, Starbucks JumpCloud API

Recently, a researcher discovered a Starbucks API key exposed in a public GitHub repo. Had a hacker with malicious intent

Uber vulnerability

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Critical Vulnerability Discovered In The Uber App That Could Allow Account Takeovers

September 16, 2019September 16, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 3583 Views access token, account hack, account safety, api, API bug, API exploit, API vulnerability, Application, bug, flaw, riders, Uber, Uber accounts, Uber API, Uber API flaw, Uber API vulnerability, Uber App, Uber app flaw, Uber app vulnerability, Uber bug, Uber Eats, Uber ride-hailing app, Uber vulnerability, user account, vulnerability

A researcher discovered a vulnerability in Uber API app that could allow an adversary to take over users’ accounts. Exploiting

Google backtracks Chrome API Changes

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Google Partially Steps Back From Chrome API Changes That Blocks Ad Blockers

February 21, 2019February 21, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 1338 Views ad blocker, antivirus, api, API update, browser, browser extensions, chrome, Chrome API, Chrome API change, Chrome API update, chrome blocks anti virus, Chrome Browser, Chrome extension, Chrome modification, Google, google chrome, Google Chrome API, Google Chrome Web Browser, Google reverts Chrome API changes, parental control, third party apps, third-party, web browser

Google has received lots of criticism since it announced Chrome API updates regarding ad blockers and extensions. It seems the

Chrome API Update

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Chrome API Update Kills Ad Blockers Along With Numerous Other Extensions

January 26, 2019 Abeerah Hashim 1958 Views ad blocker, antivirus, api, API update, browser, browser extensions, chrome, Chrome API, Chrome API update, chrome blocks anti virus, Chrome Browser, Chrome extension, Google, google chrome, Google Chrome API, Google Chrome Web Browser, parental control, third party apps, third-party, web browser

Google has announced making some changes in their Chrome API that (in a way) threatens user privacy. As per its

Facebook bug exposed private photos

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Another Facebook Bug Exposed Private Photos Of 6.8M Users

December 16, 2018 Abeerah Hashim 2868 Views api, API bug, API vulnerability, bug, data exposed, exposed, facebook, Facebook Account, Facebook API, facebook bug, Facebook bug exposed private photos, Facebook data, Facebook data breach, Facebook data leaked, facebook exploit, Facebook exposed photos, Facebook exposed private photos, Facebook fail, Facebook Photo API, Facebook Photo API bug, Facebook user, Facebook users, glitch, leaky API, Photo API, Photo API bug, Private, private photos exposed, third party apps, third party sites, third-party, vulnerability

Facebook troubles and the resultant chaos have now become so frequent that it won’t be wrong to consider them a

Gitlab API vulnerability

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GitLab API Vulnerability Leaked Confidential Data On Public Projects

October 8, 2018 Abeerah Hashim 1608 Views api, API bug, data exposed, data leaked, Events API, gitlab, GitLab API, GitLab API bug, GitLab API flaw, GitLab API vulnerability, leaky API, public projects, vulnerability

GitLab – a web-based repository manager – has recently patched a critical flaw in its API that posed a security

Malware Can Be Hidden In Drive-By Download Exploits Using HTML5.

July 17, 2015April 8, 2016 Unallocated Author 1366 Views api, html5, malware

According to two researchers from Italian universities in Rome and Salerno, have identified methods through which malware can be hidden in

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