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| XSS so what |
| Written by 0na |
| Thursday, 07 April 2011 08:33 |
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When searching for information on a site I accidentally discovered that XSS can be done. To be sure I executed the next statement: <h1>test</h1> I try to be subtle. So far, it is just checking. The word was another one, something related to the topic of the site. Indeed, my search returns, only in a larger font. Works exactly as html intended. Now I really want to be sure that my suspicions are correct and persistent XSS is possible, so I executed that generally known statement alert(document.cookie). Aaahhhh, what a nice variety of possibilities. document.getElementById("body_container").innerHtml="<div>Login<form><input id="”password”" /></form>" Another possibility is to catch cookies and send them to your location. Therefore, you need to register and post a thread. In your thread you put a script to catch cookies. Every time someone clicks on your thread the cookie and more information, if you like, is sent to you. With this cookie, a browser and a cookie editor you can login and pretend to be that user. |
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