Bleepingcomputer DoorDash Email Spoofing Vulnerability Leads to Disclosure Dispute
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A vulnerability in DoorDash's systems allows unauthorized users to send spoofed emails from the company's servers, creating a significant phishing risk. The issue has been patched, but a dispute has arisen between the researcher who reported the flaw and DoorDash, with both parties accusing each other of misconduct.
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