Disclosure
IDOR - Unauthenticated Bank Account Data Access via X-User-ID Header
Any unauthenticated attacker can read ANY user's bank account information (full legal name, bank name, masked account number, internal IDs) by simply changing the X-User-ID header. No authentication token, session cookie, or API key is required
- Target
- SEA Crypto Exchange
- Category
- IDOR
- Channel
- Responsible Disclosure
- Disclosed
- 2026-04
Redaction note
Vendor identity withheld.
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Coordinated disclosure
How we handled it.
- Reported to the vendor via Responsible Disclosure with a reproducible proof-of-concept.
- Triage + remediation window coordinated with the vendor security team.
- Fix verified before any public reference.
- This record published only after the embargo period closed.