Easy Critical Bugs: Uncovering Treasure Troves in Adobe Experience Manager (AEM)
Greetings, fellow bug hunters! Let’s embark on a journey into the world of Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), a veritable treasure trove for digital content management and a playground for security researchers like us. Adobe’s suite of web technologies, including those web servers and domains running on PHP and Java, have a lot to offer, but today, let’s zoom in on AEM.
What’s in a Name? AEM Unveiled
For the uninitiated, AEM stands for Adobe Experience Manager. This isn’t just another tool in the Adobe arsenal; it’s a comprehensive content management solution designed to make digital experiences seamless and engaging. AEM helps businesses create, manage, and deliver digital content across various platforms — websites, mobile apps, and forms included. It streamlines workflows and offers a high degree of personalization for customer experiences.
Starting the Hunt: Understanding the Prey
Before diving into the hunt, my first order of business is to understand how the web application works. This involves exploring all its features as a regular user to get a handle on its functionality and operations. Trust me; there’s no substitute for getting into the shoes of an everyday user to grasp the nuances of the application.
