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`socket` command allows sending data over WebSockets to arbitrary origins from Grammarly Extension

其他弱点 / Unlabeled / #395729

厂商
Superhuman (formerly Grammarly)
严重程度
中危
赏金
—
弱点
Unlabeled
研究员
@metnew
披露日期
2019-07-15
资产
Grammarly Browser Extensions
CVE
—

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原文摘录

摘自原文(11080 字符中的一小部分)
1. Attacker could trigger Grammarly extension's `socket` command using a crafted page to perform WS connection(and data sending) from extension's background page (with cookies and origin) to any URL. 2. Additionally, commands received from the attacker's server are handled by extension and could be …
原文中的代码
function Z(e) {
           var t, n = e.action;
           ...
            "socket" === n && p.emitBackground(b.MessageTypes.client, e),
           ...
        }

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时间线

  • 报告提交
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