Presented at
Hackfest 2017,
Unknown date/time
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Back in 2016, it was very new the way how the Facebook mobile application implements content through "Instant articles". A user can view content from third parties directly in the Facebook platform without requiring to open the Browser, for instance. This content can also be shared, saved, opened in browser and so on.
In this talk, we will share how this Instant articles, and the way the were shared, lead us to the possibility to access Facebook accounts and how through internet searches this became a huge problem! We'll discuss how we identify the issue and how it was tested, reported, fixed, rewarded and also we talk about a new vector attack for further research.
Presenters:
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Guillermo Buendia
Guillermo is a Cyber Security Penetration Testing Consultant at Deloitte Mexico; he has worked for many Financial Institutions and Public sector for the last 5 years.
Yael is a Cyber Security Snr. Consultant at Deloitte Mexico and has been working as a Security Specialist in different organizations for the last 4 years. He is really into programming and his laziness has lead into writting some code to automatize certain things at work; nmap and nessus reports for instance (github.com/zkvL7), and some other work not ready to see the light.
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Yael Basurto
Guillermo is a Cyber Security Penetration Testing Consultant at Deloitte Mexico; he has worked for many Financial Institutions and Public sector for the last 5 years.
Yael is a Cyber Security Snr. Consultant at Deloitte Mexico and has been working as a Security Specialist in different organizations for the last 4 years. He is really into programming and his laziness has lead into writting some code to automatize certain things at work; nmap and nessus reports for instance (github.com/zkvL7), and some other work not ready to see the light.
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