Critical IDOR Vulnerability in CoreEvent GraphQL API Exposes Order and Event Data
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Summary
A critical broken access control vulnerability (IDOR/BOLA) was discovered in the CoreEvent GraphQL API. The getOrder and getEvent queries trust any user-supplied ID without verifying ownership or permissions, allowing attackers to access any order or event data. In a single request, approximately 10,968 accreditations were retrieved, each containing personally identifiable information (PII). This enables ticket fraud, unauthorized entry, and mass data scraping. The issue is classified as API1: Broken Object Level Authorization under the OWASP API Top 10.
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In a single request, I retrieved ~10,968 accreditations, each containing: Ticket fraud, unauthorized entry, mass data scraping — all trivially possible from one request.
Critical Classic API1: Broken Object Level Authorization (OWASP API Top 10).
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