Collaborate Disseminate
Given a flow of information (for example from the URL) into a sink on a certain site, and given that this information is plain, i.e. is not sanitized, does this mean that if an attacker could control the information flow, this will ALWAYS … Continue reading Is every plain flow into a dangerous sink exploitable?
I wondering if XSS is still possible with modern version of angular I that the older version have some sandbox bypass but what of the newer versions.
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I know reflected xss can be dangerous but how can we exploit it more rather than just a popup. For example, I got a popup with this payload
<IMG SRC=# onmouseover="alert(‘abc’);">
Now how can I craft this payload for furth… Continue reading Can anyone give a practical example of exploiting reflected xss?
I am currently learning about IPS and was wondering about a query that applies to how IPS works. I have knowledge of CSRF and XSS attacks, however I am unsure if Intrusion Prevention Systems can prevent these attacks as it aims to block in… Continue reading Can an Intrusion Prevention System (e.g. Snort) prevent CSRF and XSS attacks?
I clicked on a link in my android phone and I don’t know if it was an xss or not. I want to know that in the case of an xss attack, can the hacker access my whole cookies or just the cookies that belong to the website in the link address?
… Continue reading Which cookies can xss have access to
On a training website where instructors can create Q&A exams for their students, an instructor put a question about XSS. Part of the question was http://abcd.com/options#<img src=1 onerror=alert("XSS")>. When I took the… Continue reading How to confirm if it’s a case of XSS
I am practicing some XSS on a vulnerable apache2 web application and having some issues getting the user’s cookie information.
I am following the instructions in this Lab for the XSS Attack.
We are given a malicious webpage:
<html>
&… Continue reading XSS with Java to get User Cookies
I understand that dynamically appending a script tag to DOM could lead to XSS attacks if script’s URL isn’t properly secured and my.remote.domain.com isn’t whitelisted as an allowed domain to load and execute scripts from.
Example (code ru… Continue reading Vulnerability detection tool that scans for dynamic script tag appending to DOM
I have a need to to create and attach a script tag to DOM at runtime.
The script is a remote webpack bundle (via a Module Federation plugin). I would like to be able to change the URL to that hosted remote bundle at runtime (for A/B testin… Continue reading Safely creating script tag and attaching to DOM
I am practicing in a website which is vulnerable to XSS so as to learn better this kind of attacks. I have managed to inject somewhere the usual <script>alert(‘XSS’)</script> and it seems to work fine. Apart from that what else… Continue reading What you can do with XSS attacks