SEOtoaster Security Snafu: Open Redirect Risks in v2.5.0 Revealed!

Beware of the open redirect login page functionality in seotoasterv2.5.0—it’s like leaving your front door wide open with a welcome banner for cyber trick-or-treaters!

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Well folks, it looks like SEOToaster’s “Login Page” is more of a revolving door than a security checkpoint. Who knew getting redirected could be so easy? Maybe they should call it “SEOToaster v2.5.0: Breakfast in Bed Edition,” because this open redirect vulnerability is serving hackers a buffet of opportunities!

Key Points:

  • SEOToaster v2.5.0 has an open redirect vulnerability in its login page.
  • Exploiting this flaw involves manipulating the Referer header.
  • Andrey Stoykov discovered and reported this issue.
  • The bug could allow attackers to redirect users to malicious sites.
  • Tested on Debian 12, but implications could be broader.

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