More Accurate Google Maps API Key Testing #63
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Hi team,
I've noticed the current method for testing Google Maps API keys is inaccurate as it doesn't show if the key is inactive or if the key is restricted by the
Referer
header.We can issue the following command to confirm if the keys are indeed active and not restricted by the
Referer
header:curl -H "referer: http://example.com" "https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/directions/json?origin=Stockholm&destination=Kalmar&key=KEY_HERE"
Different types of responses:
Vulnerable:
Key is valid & active with no restrictions
:Not Vulnerable:
Key is valid & active but restricted by Referer
:Not Vulnerable:
Key is valid, but not active
:Not Vulnerable:
Key is invalid
:More information about different ways the keys can be restricted:
https://developers.google.com/maps/api-key-best-practices
Thank you,
- mqt