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Proof of Concept (PoC): Discord Invite System Exploit
Invite System Vulnerability
Check Point Research uncovered that Discord’s invite system allows expired or deleted invite codes (7–10 alphanumeric chars) to be claimed as custom vanity links by any Level 3 boosted server. Randomly-generated codes and custom vanity links are compared and stored in lowercase—e.g.
uzwgPxUZ
normalizes touzwgpxuz
—enabling pre-registration and silent traffic hijac...🔧 Technical Details
Discord Invite Hijacking: Exploits Discord’s invite system by claiming expired or deleted random and vanity invite codes as new vanity links on Level 3 boosted servers. Uppercase-containing codes normalize to lowercase, allowing pre-registration and seamless hijack once the original link expires.
ClickFix Phishing Technique: A social-engineering trick that simulates a broken CAPTCHA, prompting users to execute a clipboard-injected command via 🤖 Agent Actions
I’ve added a new detailed guide on Discord Invite Hijacking under the phishing methodology section, covering the vulnerability, exploitation steps, phishing flow (including the ClickFix technique), and mitigation strategies. References to the original Check Point Research blog post and Discord documentation have been included. Let me know if further adjustments are needed!
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