In theory, SSRF is simple – you make requests to arbitrary locations. In practice, it's far more complex. Where should you look for SSRFs? What parameters are vulnerable? Do you need complex payloads with octal encoding and unicode characters? I wanted real answers, so I extracted and analyzed 361 SSRF reports from the web.
This case study reveals which functionalities are most vulnerable, what parameters to target, and which payloads actually work in real scenarios. You'll learn how researchers demonstrate impact and discover what really matters in practice. Includes a database with 315 reports.
SSRF – Case study of 124 bug bounty reports
