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Click-jacking or UI Redressing






Hi! Just want to share my finding, I have found Click-jacking or UI Redressing Vulnerability in  on Google Map, enjoy ;-)



This bug was reported to Google Security Team, fixed immediately.


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Title: ClickJacking or UI Redressing on Google Map

Business Risk: Normal

Discovery Date: October 8, 2013

Author: Jitendra Jaiswal (me)



Poc Details 

Impact On victim : 
1. attacker change victim profile pic by useing his webcam and upload
2. update status acording to attacker




Best,

Jeet Jaiswal


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