Indeed, appending the malicious code to a valid URL doesn't seems to work as it contains a "/".
Then the real impact would be remote code execution executed in victim browser, appearing from the swift server.
I don't think we need to make a list of the bad things that could happen at that point (e.g., local network exploitation)
Indeed, appending the malicious code to a valid URL doesn't seems to work as it contains a "/".
Then the real impact would be remote code execution executed in victim browser, appearing from the swift server.
I don't think we need to make a list of the bad things that could happen at that point (e.g., local network exploitation)
@VMT am I missing something here ?