Steal cloud credentials through SSRF and IMDS
A server-side fetch on an EC2 instance reaches the metadata service and its role credentials.
A server-side fetch on an EC2 instance reaches the metadata service and its role credentials.
If the verifier fetches the key from a URL in the token header, point it at your own JWKS and sign with your matching key.
Redirects built from request parameters enable phishing and can bootstrap OAuth token theft.
Any HTTP client call whose URL derives from input is SSRF unless the host is validated after DNS resolution.
If the agent can fetch URLs, it is an SSRF primitive with the app's network position; point it at metadata and internal services.
Any feature that parses SVG, DOCX, or XLSX server side is an XML parser you can feed an external entity to.
When the server validates a hostname then fetches it separately, a TTL-0 record that flips to an internal IP wins the race between the two lookups.
When a blind SSRF can reach an internal Redis with no auth, gopher lets you write a cron job or webshell and get code execution.