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Internet Bug Bounty: Cache Poisoning

🗓️ 19 Mar 2020 16:44:08Reported by jeriko_oneType 
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An attacker can cause Squid to return attacker controlled data for any domain by exploiting CVE-2019-12524 and CVE-2019-12520 through cache poisoning. HTTPS aspect was fixed in 4.10 but FTP poisoning remained possible. Steps to reproduce FTP and HTTPS cache poisoning provided

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26 Aug 2021 23:26Current
8.6High risk
Vulners AI Score8.6
EPSS0.06184
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