We have discovered several vulnerabilities in Google Acquisitions between November 2016 and January 2017.

Reported vulnerabilities are related to the following domains: moodstocks.com, withgoogle.com, and chromeexperiments.com.

The flaws are of two kinds: subdomain takeover (DNS) and XSS vulnerabilities.

We found a CRLF injection vulnerability, combined with session fixation, in OpenVPN Access Server, a commercial component of the famous TLS VPN, open-source, software solution.

We found multiple XSS vulnerabilities in ViMbAdmin, a Web front-end to manage virtual domains, mailboxes and aliases.

We found multiple CSRF vulnerabilities in ViMbAdmin, a Web front-end to manage virtual domains, mailboxes and aliases.

We found a file upload vulnerability in the Nuxeo CMS. Through the web interface, we managed to abuse the file upload vulnerability to execute arbitrary code and take over the platform.

We developed a Metasploit module to ease the exploitation.

EyesOfNetwork ("EON") is an OpenSource network monitoring solution.

We found an SQL injection vulnerability in the authenticated part of the application.

Successful exploitation would lead to a complete database dump by any logged user, even with low privileges, thus exposing confidential data.

EyesOfNetwork ("EON") is an OpenSource network monitoring solution.

We found a vulnerability caused by incorrect filtering of inbound parameters of the Web component.

It leads to remote code execution. In other words, an attacker exploiting this vulnerability could retrieve a remote shell (e.g. /bin/bash) on the operating system of the target.

We found vulnerabilities on Riverbed appliance, and specifically in the way the secure vault is protecting TLS private keys.

Such appliances are often found in sensitive environments, where they compress network traffic between end-points. When communications are protected with TLS, such appliance need to decrypt the traffic with the server's private key. Basically, they intercept the traffic in a Man-in-The-Middle position.

Thus, private key storage confidentiality and integrity is critical.

We found Multiple CSRF vulnerabilities in the administration interface of Zimbra, giving possibilities like adding, modifying and removing admin accounts.

Zimbra nicely credited our efforts:

SPIP is a publishing system for the Internet, which put importance on collaborative working, multilingual environments and ease of use. It is free software, distributed under the GNU/GPL licence.
It's possible to send HTTP/FTP requests using the valider_xml file.
Attackers can make it look like the server is sending the request, possibly bypassing access controls such as a firewall that would prevent the attacker from accessing the URLs directly.