Get IDOR In No Permission To Access Page— Bug Bounty Tuesday

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Hello everyone, I’m Kerstan.

Today is Bug bounty Tuesday, I will share with you how to get a IDOR bug in no permission to access page.

So, let’s dive right in.

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During the bug bounty process, I encountered a target. After an initial round of information gathering about the target, I was unable to find any exploitable areas.

So, I began testing the various features of the website. I registered an account and logged in with it to view the site’s content.

After repeatedly testing with Burp Suite’s Repeater, I discovered a module which couldn’t be accessed without permission.

I felt that it should be possible to attempt a breakthrough, so I checked the burp data packets in detail, as follows:

Upon identifying the ‘templatetypeid’ parameter within the data packet, I thought of probing the current module’s path as ‘/template’, therefore leading me to conceive “/template?templatetypeid=fuzz”.

After fuzzing the parameter values, as anticipated, I successfully exploited Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR) to access the webpage. Subsequently, I compiled the report and reported this vulnerability.

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