Blood Bank System’s Hilarious CSRF Slip-Up: Logout Without a Clue!

Blood Bank & Donor Management System 2.4 suffers from a CSRF vulnerability, allowing attackers to log users out involuntarily. By embedding a logout URL in a malicious iframe, an unsuspecting user can be tricked into ending their session unexpectedly. Beware: your blood donation app might just donate your session without asking!

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Hot Take:

Looks like the Blood Bank & Donor Management System is hemorrhaging more than just data. With a CSRF vulnerability on the loose, users might find themselves logged out faster than a vampire at sunrise. Someone grab a bandage, this system needs a security transfusion stat!

Key Points:

  • Blood Bank & Donor Management System v2.4 vulnerable to CSRF attacks.
  • Lack of CSRF tokens for critical functions like logout.
  • Attackers can force user logouts via malicious iframes.
  • Exploit demonstrated using simple HTML code.
  • Tested on Windows 10 and Kali Linux systems.

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