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by alanfranzoni
3245 days ago
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When you test for a vulnerability, many times you don't know whether it actually works unless you go "deep into the building". In this situation, it would have been difficult to report the parameter tampering without verifying that it actually worked (there're systems that pass params back and forth without apparent use, but they throw an error when client and server states don't match) - and, most probably, the report would have been ignored without the verification. |
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