Easier XSS payloads using HttpPwnly
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Last updated 06 agosto 2024
Quite often you can find a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability in a web application. The minimal approach is to inject a JavaScript "alert" which says hello or something in there.
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10 Practical scenarios for XSS attacks
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Do NOT use alert(1) in XSS
Easier XSS payloads using HttpPwnly
GitHub - kleiton0x00/XSScope: XSScope is one of the most powerful
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