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Adding a category for Social Media Account takeovers #274

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codingo opened this issue Jan 16, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #277
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Adding a category for Social Media Account takeovers #274

codingo opened this issue Jan 16, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #277

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codingo commented Jan 16, 2020

Currently social media account takeovers are being classified as either high impact subdomain takeover or a low impact subdomain takeover. This causes a misalignment of expectation as the impact of a social media account takeover is widely varied and in some cases would be P4, and in others a P1 depending on how widely the account is still referenced on the website(s) in question.

For discussion, a potential new category:

Server Security Misconfiguration - Off-Domain - Social Media Account Takeover (varies)
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plr0man commented Feb 6, 2020

The team voted in favor of this new entry having a baseline of P4. This could be potentially classified as follows:
P4: Server-Side Injection > Content Spoofing > Social Media Account Takeover

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plr0man commented Feb 27, 2020

This has already been discussed to some degree before (see @EdOverflow's writeup in #84). Let's consider an alternative name for this entry:
P4: Server-Side Injection > Content Spoofing > Impersonation via Broken Link Hijacking

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