Monday, January 28, 2019

Crate & Barrel: Twitter Sharing: No working link back to website from Tweets generated from within the app

Crate & Barrel app (version 4.8)
Date: 01/29/2019

Description:

There is no working link back to the app or the website, from within a tweet generated by sharing an time.

There is only a photograph - no working link.



Steps to Reproduce:
1. Download and launch the app
2. Select "Shop"
3. Select any item
4. Scroll down to the "Share and Save" option for any time
5. Select the Twitter share option

Result: Only a photograph of the time you chose to share - no working link back to the website

Expected: Should always be a working link.

Monday, January 21, 2019

Bartels Giant Burger App for iOS - vulnerable to self directed Cross Site Scripting error

Bartels Giant Burger app for iOS
Date: 1/22/2019

Description:

The Bartels Giant Burger app is vulnerable to a self directed, cross site scripting error. This occurs after the user enters in a term like "<plaintext>" into the location search box.

I would assume that a number of other XSS errors can be triggered in this box.

This is easier to show than it is to describe, so please see the attached video:



Steps to Reproduce:
1. Download the Bartels Giant Burger app
2. Launch the app
3. Select "Locations" from the sidebar
4. From the "Find Your Store" screen, click inside the "Zip or City, State" input box
5. Enter in "<plaintext>" and run a search

Result: A search of "<plaintext>" in the "Find Your Store" location box of the Bartels Giant Burger app results in an XSS error

Expected: A search of "<plaintext>" in the "Find Your Store" location box in the Bartles Giant Burger app should not result in an XSS error

Monday, January 7, 2019

W.W. Grainger, Inc. For iPad App - Single Space Searches Crash the App

W.W. Grainger App for iOS (version 5.20.0)
Date: 01/07/2019

 Description: The W.W. Grainger, Inc. app for iOS will crash if the user runs a search for a single space in the location search bar. This is easier to show than it is to describe, so please take a look at a video of the crash:


Steps to Reproduce:

1. Download and launch the W.W. Grainger App for iOS
2. (after not allowing location access) Select "Branches"
3. Click inside the "Enter city, state, ZIP or country" input box
4. Press the spacebar once
5. Click on "Search"

Result: Running a search for a press of the spacebar crashes the app

Expected: Running a search for a press of the spacebar should not crash the app


Saturday, January 5, 2019

Chewy app for iPad - The "Forgot your password?" link doesn't seem to work on the Account page

Chewy app for iOS (version 3.0.1)
Date: 01/05/2019

Description:

The "Forgot your password?" link on the Account page for the iOS app isn't working for me. During regular use, I went back to this area, after being logged out of my account. From the "Account" page, the "Forgot your password?" link does not work. It works in other areas of the app, but not from here.


Steps to reproduce:

1. Download and launch the Chewy app
2. Select the "Account" icon in the bottom right of the screen
3. Select any option under "My Info" (My Pets, Order History, Payment Methods, Addresses)
4. Click on "Forgot your password?"

Result: The "Forgot your password?" link is not working for me on the Account page of the iOS app

Expected: The "Forgot your password?" link should work


Sunday, December 23, 2018

Pocket App for iOS - Can't seem to dismiss the "Legal & Privacy" pop up

Pocket app for iOS (version 7.0.10)
Date: 12/23/2018

Description:

I cannot seem to dismiss the "Legal & Privacy" pop up. I wasn't able to dismiss it on either my iPad Mini, or with an iPhone.

This is easier to show than it is to describe, so please take a look at the embedded tweet below:



Steps to reproduce:
1. Download the Pocket app for iOS (version 7.0.10)
2. Launch the app - Create a new account
3. Head to the "Profile" page
4. Select the gear for settings in the upper right
5. From the "Options" pop up, scroll down and select "Legal & Privacy"
6. Press "Back" to try to back out of the "Pocket: Legal" pop up

Result: I seemingly can't back out of the "Pocket: Legal" pop up on either my iPad Mini or an iPhone

Expected: I should be able to back out/the "back" button should work, on the "Pocket: Legal" pop up

Sunday, December 16, 2018

Flora - Build Better Habits App. Automatically has read access to camera roll

Flora - Build Better Habits app for iOS (version 1.02)
Date: 12/17/18

Description:

The Flora - Build Better Habits app for iOS appears to have full access to the camera roll without asking for permission. I don't believe this is allowed, and that a dialog message requesting access is required. I know that there is an exemption for profile photos, but the Flora app accesses the complete camera roll without any message from other areas of the app.

It specifically accesses them from the "Connect" screen, after the user clicks inside of the "What do you want to say?" input box, and then clicks on the camera icon. After doing this, the app appears to have full access to the camera roll, without having displayed a permissions prompt.

This is easier to show than it is to describe, so please see the attached screenshots.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Download and launch the Flora - Build Better Habits app for iOS
2. Create a brand new account
3. Select the message dialog image on the bottom of the screen
4. From the "connect" screen, click inside the "What do you want to say?" input box
5. From the keyboard, select the camera icon

Result: The Flora - Build Better Habits app for iOS appears to have access to camera roll by default. There is no permission message when the app first accesses the camera roll

Expected: That the Flora - Build Better Habits app for iOS will display a permission message before accessing the camera roll

Create a new account...

Click on the messages icon...

Click inside of "What do you want to say?"

Click on the camera icon...

Access to the camera roll is granted (where was the permissions message?)

If the app has read access, why isn't it listed here?


Sunday, December 9, 2018

TeachX Mobile App - No User Permission Prompt When Accessing the Camera Roll

TeachX Mobile app for iOS (version 1.0.4)
Date: 12/10/2018

Description:

The TeachX app does not prompt the user permission's to access the camera roll. This happens if the user selects the camera or camera roll option from messages area.

While I believe that this is allowed for profile pictures, I do not believe that this is allowed in any other area of an app.

This is easier to show than it is to describe, so please see the attached screenshots.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Download and launch the TeachX Mobile app
2. Create an account - approve the EULA
3. Once inside the app, select "Messages"
4. Click on the top right hand of the screen for a "New Message"
5. Enter in a letter, choose any person
6. Click on the button below the garbage can
7. Select either the camera or camera roll option

Result: The TeachX Mobile app opens up and has access to the camera roll without a permission prompt to the user

Expected: The TeachX Mobile app should display a permission prompt to the user before accessing the camera roll

As you can see, no access is indicated on the permissions screen.

Select the Messages option, and send a message. I sent one to myself, so as to not bother regular users...

Click the option in the bottom left hand corner of the screen. Select either the camera icon, or the camera roll icon...

Access to camera roll without read permission asked for, or granted.