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Why This Matters Now Google recently disclosed a significant OAuth flaw that could expose millions of user accounts. This vulnerability allows attackers to obtain unauthorized access to OAuth tokens, potentially leading to widespread data breaches and security incidents. The recent surge in attacks targeting OAuth implementations has made this issue critical for developers and security professionals alike. 🚨 Breaking: Over 10 million accounts potentially exposed due to misconfigured OAuth clients. Check your token rotation policy immediately. 10M+Accounts Exposed 48hrsTo Rotate Understanding the Vulnerability The vulnerability stems from misconfigurations in OAuth client settings. Specifically, attackers can exploit improperly configured redirect URIs and client secrets to obtain access tokens without proper authorization. This allows unauthorized parties to impersonate legitimate users and access protected resources. ...

Why This Matters Now GitHub’s OAuth token leak last week exposed over 100,000 repositories. If you’re still using client credentials without rotation, you’re next. The recent surge in sophisticated phishing attacks has made it crucial for developers to understand and mitigate ConsentFix techniques, which trick users into handing over OAuth tokens. 🚨 Breaking: Over 100,000 repositories potentially exposed. Check your token rotation policy immediately. 100K+Repos Exposed 72hrsTo Rotate Understanding ConsentFix Techniques ConsentFix is a method where attackers manipulate OAuth consent screens to trick users into granting more permissions than necessary. This can lead to unauthorized access to user data and potential breaches. ...