Federated Login CSRF - AppSecUSA 2017
784 views · Published 17 October 2017 · 29:43 · Indexed 23 October 2026
Channel: OWASP Foundation · 2017 · Science & Technology
Federated Login CSRF Login CSRF is a well-known vulnerability that allows an attacker to hijack a victim’s browser to login to an application using the attacker’s own credentials. This paper applies a similar concept on an application using federated identities. Specifically, we will walkthrough a CSRF issue that can creep into an application that uses OpenID Connect and Oauth 2.0, where more than one identities for a user needs to be linked together. We look at the conditions under which such a Federated Login CSRF may occur and mitigations for the same. Murali Vadakke Puthanveetil Senior Security Engineer, Microsoft Murali Vadakke Puthanveetil works as a Senior Security Engineer for windows services pentest team at Microsoft. He spends most of his time digging into code of web applications to find interesting patterns that could later be used for attacks. - Managed by the official OWASP Media Project https://www.owasp.org/index.php/OWASP_Media_Project
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