Google: Malware URL Redirection (Google Arbitrary URL Redirect Vulnerability)
The following link will issue URL Redirect Notice: http://www.google.com/url?sa= t&url=http%3A%2F%2Fattacker. in%2Fmalware_exists_in_this_ page%2F And this will bypass the notice: http://www.google.com/url?sa= t&url=http%3A%2F%2Fattacker. in%2Fmalware_exists_in_this_ page%2F&usg= AFQjCNEBtpLqGPICIMz5TJZqfNsZKt HbRg The above bypass link will last as long as Google doesn't change its internal algorithm that compares the hash against the provided URL. In one way, attackers could let Google search engine crawl their malicious page and calculate "usg" value on behalf of them. In another way, they could simply copy the link from Redirect Notice page which already contains calculated "usg" value. Google Security Team responded that Google blocks known malware URLs and fixing of this issue is unnecessary. Here's a way how attacker will bypass the Google's carefully monitored URL Redirector: 1. Attacker prepares a Proxy link (P1) that r...