Security Affairs

DECEMBER 30, 2020

The feedback feature is deployed in Google’s main domain (“www.google.com”) and is integrated into other domains by including an iframe element that loads the pop-up’s content from “feedback.googleusercontent.com” via PostMessage. The Iframe loads the screenshot of the document you were working on.

Hacking 93

Hacking Information Security Malware 93

Security Affairs

MARCH 4, 2021

. “Additionally, a referrer is selected from the following list, presumably to make the traffic blend in if traffic is being decrypted for inspection: www.bing.com www.yahoo.com www.google.com www.facebook.com. The cookie headers vary slightly depending on the operation being performed.”

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Security Affairs

MAY 9, 2019

. “The fact that their regex rules just match the URL string, or, the URL any user is trying to visit a whitelist pattern but only check if the URL begins with a string like www.google.com can enable an attacker to bypass this regex check by simply using a subdomain on his domain like www.google.com.blogspot.com and attach the target domain name (..)

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Phishing Mobile Advertising Engineering 71

Security Affairs

APRIL 16, 2019

The expert reported the issue to Google, but they rejected it classifying the issue as an “Intended behavior” “Google has been notified about the exploit, but the report was closed as “Intended Behavior”, since they consider the potential security issue to be present solely in the mentioned browser extensions.

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Advertising Hacking 75

Security Boulevard

JANUARY 17, 2024

Once you know where the traffic is coming from, you should trim down the rules to only what you need to allow and redirect everything else to somewhere else (like the ubiquitous HTTPS://WWW.GOOGLE.COM ). Another critical factor is the need to use reputable domains for your redirectors.

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