Cameron Vincent of Microsoft explains how logic and authorization flaws emerge across Google products and how focused research turns subtle bugs into high-impact findings.
Large consumer and enterprise platforms rely on complex authorization models that often fail in subtle but repeatable ways. Across products spanning mobile app distribution, enterprise administration and advertising ecosystems, small logic gaps can cascade into systemic access failures. Understanding how these issues emerge requires more than tooling; it demands disciplined product mapping, patience and creative abuse of intended workflows. Security practitioners must focus on practical techniques for identifying logic flaws, chaining weak assumptions and validating impact using entry-level interception tooling.
This session, led by Cameron Vincent, senior security researcher at Microsoft, will cover:
Here is the course outline:
Hunting Authorization and Logic Flaws Across Google's Attack Surface |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
