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# Week 28 - Firebase  Misconfigurations

## Firebase Realtime Database Misconfigurations

A new week in 2022 means another web hacking tip!\
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When testing an application ALWAYS look for third-party services in use like Firebase Realtime Databases (identified with any subdomain on \*.[firebaseio.com](http://firebaseio.com)). Firebase Databases, when incorrectly configured to be publicly readable, will leak all database contents via JSON. To check this, all you need to do is visit the following link:\
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https\[:]//\*.[firebaseio.com/.json](http://firebaseio.com/.json)\
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If it’s misconfigured, the /.json endpoint will list all DB contents. If it's NOT vulnerable, it will simply tell you ‘Permission denied.’\
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Keep this in mind for your next engagement!

![SRC: https://atos.net/en/lp/securitydive/misconfigured-firebase-a-real-time-cyber-threat](/files/hpglVhA4rQPScA5pXHsB)
