Oh, thanks. I learned something new. Never knew that different subdomains are considered the same "site", but MDN confirms this[0]. This shows just how complex these matters are imo, it's not surprising people make mistakes in configuring CSRF protection.
It's a pretty cool attack chain, if there's an XSS on marketing.example.com it can be used to execute a CSRF on app.example.com! It could also be used with dangling subdomain takeover or if there's open subdomain registration.
It's a pretty cool attack chain, if there's an XSS on marketing.example.com it can be used to execute a CSRF on app.example.com! It could also be used with dangling subdomain takeover or if there's open subdomain registration.
[0] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Site