Zapier fixes five-bug vulnerability chain that could have enabled widespread account takeover
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Greg Otto
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Summary
Security researchers at Token Security discovered a chain of five vulnerabilities in Zapier, a popular workflow automation service. The flaws could have allowed attackers with a free Zapier account to gain access to millions of user accounts and connected systems without malware or insider access. Each individual weakness appeared routine, but chained together they created a critical path to account takeover and supply-chain access. Zapier has since fixed the vulnerabilities.
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The flaws, disclosed by security firm Token Security, did not require malware or insider access.
The only prerequisite, according to the company's report, was a free Zapier account.
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