Collaborate Disseminate
The payload is getting reflected inside a <script> and again <b> tag but my payloads are not getting executed as the application replaces / with \/.
“ResolvedArgs”:{“search”:”SEARCH TERM HERE”,”page”:false},”Sign… Continue reading XSS payload/technique where / is replaced by \/
When searching for an XSS, I am facing exponential amount of applications which will never let the script run.
Input in search bar:
<script>alert(1)</script>
Result:
Search Results for <script>alert(1)&l… Continue reading How to escape/execute your input from typical search bar for XSS?
In my application, I have file and image upload as like given in the image and also I restricted the special characters in the filename. Is any other possibilities for XSS using image file name.
I am able to get reflected XSS through burp repeater using a GET request. I then click on show response in browser and I am able to get an XSS alert. But when I manually go to the URL in my browser the payload is not executed!
When I was … Continue reading Reflected XSS only works through Burp Repeater because of URL encoding
I tried to get reflected XSS in vulnerable website with a request to the following URL:
https://vulnerable.website/dir/dir?param1=test”><svg/onload=alert(1)>
The browser URL encode the chars and it is also reflected back in the… Continue reading Bypassing browsers URL encoding to do reflected XSS from query parameter?
I’m checking for reflective XSS in a website and have noticed that the website uses the concept of HTML escaping, so basically any special/invalid characters are escaped. So injecting is not that easy.
Example: ‘ gets conver… Continue reading XSS vulnerabillity in response
As per my understanding, while exploiting an XSS (in GET request) the attacker will craft the malicious link with a JS payload and will send it to the victim. When the victim clicks on the link the script will send the cookie to the attack… Continue reading How to exploit XSS in POST request when parameter is going in body?
OWASP ZAP identifies the following as a reflected XSS. The JavaScript itself is never rendered as JavaScript, only displayed as text to a user. I am curious if this truly is classed as an XSS, and is it exploitable?
I am trying to insert a XSS payload into a hidden HTML input field. I know it works with a script tag like below, but I am looking for other alternatives.
<input type=”hidden” name=”date” value=””/> <script>alert(‘0’);</scr… Continue reading How to perform XSS in hidden HTML input fields using accesskey?
I’m currently testing my own XSS filter and don’t know if I thought everything through, so I need some advice.
Let’s say my code looks like this:
<script>
var test = {src: “test”, layer: {“input”: “USER INPUT”, “event… Continue reading XSS – double quote and backslash escaping