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I wasn’t hacking that day.
I was just refreshing the same page like an idiot, wondering why my coffee ☕ was empty again.
Somewhere between the third refresh and an existential crisis, I realized something terrifying:
The CDN was confidently lying to everyone — and users were paying the price.
🎯 Phase 0: Boredom-Driven Mass Recon (The Most Dangerous Kind)
This bug didn’t start with a payload. It started with scale.
I was running mass recon against a large production asset protected by a popular CDN. Nothing exotic:
- Wayback + GAU for historical endpoints
- JS scraping for internal API paths
- Automated header diffing across authenticated vs unauthenticated flows
- Mapping cache behavior using response headers