Re:Hacking Gmail’s UX with 'From' Fields – Another Phishing ...
by terrik on Thursday November 15, 2018 @12:14AM
(#18457025)
Clicking this PoC link on iOS shows that the iOS Mail app suffers the same UI vulnerability. It appears like you are emailing [email protected], when you are not.
Re:Hacking Gmail’s UX with 'From' Fields – Another Phishing ...
by zufallsheld on Thursday November 15, 2018 @12:43AM
(#18457142)
Same for K9 Mail in Android. Clicking on the mail address reveals the real Destination though.
Re:Hacking Gmail’s UX with 'From' Fields – Another Phishing ...
by cottenio on Wednesday November 14, 2018 @11:16PM
(#18456817)
I'm shocked this hasn't been resolved in mobile yet. I opened it up on my phone, and heck, with a pretty HTML form emulation in the email you could really have a very effective phishing campaign.
Re:Hacking Gmail’s UX with 'From' Fields – Another Phishing ...
by sazfedjhrgnukc on Wednesday November 14, 2018 @06:00PM
(#18455036)
> ... and it's still not fixed
It was fixed in May: https://www.xda-developers.com/google-fixes-flaw-spoof-inbox...
Re:Hacking Gmail’s UX with 'From' Fields – Another Phishing ...
by Sephr on Wednesday November 14, 2018 @06:33PM
(#18455305)
It was only fixed in the webapp. As you can see with the PoC demo link, this is still unfixed in the Inbox app for Android.
Re:Hacking Gmail’s UX with 'From' Fields – Another Phishing ...
by sazfedjhrgnukc on Wednesday November 14, 2018 @07:00PM
(#18455506)
Thanks for clarifying. I should've been able to deduced that it was only fixed in the webapp from the "open on Android using Google Inbox or Gmail" part of your comment. I'm sorry.
Vulnerability details: https://eligrey.com/blog/google-inbox-spoofing-vulnerability...
Screenshot: https://go.eligrey.com/t/screenshots/google-inbox-spoofing-o...
PoC demo (open on Android using Google Inbox or Gmail): https://dangerous.link/gmail-and-inbox-spoofing-on-android