Re:Dozens of high-traffic websites vulnerable to ‘account pr...
by albert_e on Tuesday May 31, 2022 @03:19AM
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The article states
> Fortunately, all the affected services were notified of the vulnerabilities and have implemented the necessary fixes.
this is right after they list the affected services
> Top services affected
> In their study, the researchers examined 75 services that ranked among Alexa’s list of top-150 high-traffic domains. At least 35 were affected by one or more account pre-hijacking attacks, including Dropbox, Instagram, LinkedIn, WordPress.com, and Zoom. Fortunately, all the affected services were notified of the vulnerabilities and have implemented the necessary fixes.
> Fortunately, all the affected services were notified of the vulnerabilities and have implemented the necessary fixes.
this is right after they list the affected services
> Top services affected > In their study, the researchers examined 75 services that ranked among Alexa’s list of top-150 high-traffic domains. At least 35 were affected by one or more account pre-hijacking attacks, including Dropbox, Instagram, LinkedIn, WordPress.com, and Zoom. Fortunately, all the affected services were notified of the vulnerabilities and have implemented the necessary fixes.