Cyber Advisors published a case study demonstrating how an overlooked PDF generation vulnerability led to SSRF exploitation and pre-authenticated API access.
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For my more technically inclined friends out there, this one is a fun read. While it gets a bit deeper into the weeds than my usual posts, it's a great example of how cr…
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Cyber Advisors
Technology. Delivered. Secured.
- Industry
- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Location
- Maple Grove, US
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About Cyber Advisors
Cyber Advisors is a nationwide leader in cyber security, providing a comprehensive range of Offensive, Defensive, and Risk Management services. We also offer customized Managed Security, Managed IT, and Advisory Services tailored to the unique needs of each business. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Minnesota, Cyber Advisors has built a team of over 150 technical experts dedicated to delivering scalable and effective security solutions. Our services include project-based offensive and defensive security, comprehensive risk management, and ongoing managed IT support for businesses of all sizes across the nation. With a focus on protecting your assets and optimizing IT performance, Cyber Advisors is committed to being your trusted partner in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
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Cyber Advisors was ranked #26 on the Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal's Largest IT Consulting Firms list in the August 14, 2026 issue.
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Cyber Advisors published findings from a property information platform assessment by Lead Specialist in Offensive Security Colin McQueen, detailing a PDF generation feature that could be tricked into rendering attacker-controlled HTML and an unusual URL path exposing an internal API with zero authentication.
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