🔍Question of the day: Where to find SSRF Issues? Many overlook testing for SSRF vulnerabilities, thinking they're complex and beyond their capabilities. 💻💔 However, these issues can lead to bounties ranging from $1000 to $15000, depending on the Impact. These are the top 5 obvious features I look for in a target app to find SSRF Issues: 1️⃣ Export to PDF - Does your target app support generating PDFs? 📄 Try injecting HTML into the content that is used for generating that PDF. If vulnerable to HTML injection, you might strike gold by injecting HTML/JS.💰 2️⃣ Integrations - If your target app supports web hook Integration feature, replace the URL with your Burp Collab and wait for a hit. 🔄 3️⃣ Import via link Feature - Does your target app support importing files or websites via a link? 📥 Specify your attacker Burp Collab and check for a hit, especially when uploading profile pictures or media through a library. 4️⃣ Host Header - Test for Routing-based SSRF by supplying your Collaborator server domain in the Host header. If you receive a DNS lookup from the target server, you might be able to route requests to arbitrary domains🌐 5️⃣ File Upload - Does your target app support uploading files? 📂 Try uploading an HTML file; if rendered and executed on the server-side, you might strike gold. No luck? Try an SVG with SSRF payload. If that fails, move on to the next! None of the above methods worked? Don't worry; we have more tricks up our sleeves, and we'll be sharing them soon! 🧙‍♂️ Takeaways: Note these features, and if you encounter them in your target app, don't forget to test for SSRF Issues. Who doesn't love some free money while securing the planet? Stay tuned for more! 💸🌍 #cybersecurity #bugbountytips #securitytips #bugcrowd #hackerone #tips #bounty