\u0022\u003c%26quot;%26gt;%26lt;"';}};“></SCRIPT><img src=x onerror=alert(69)>${{7*7}}
My favourite xss payload
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@bug_vs_me
So you put it everywhere you can, or just use it at those places you think are vulnerable/or if you're trying a bypass of something?
Thanks!
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@0x2458
i first blindly spray payload everywhere then check one by one if any bypass needed or any suspicious behaviour that leads to xss!
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@bug_vs_me
Deepak kyun post Kiya bro , don't you think cloudfare aur akamai issay dekh leingay aur phir wahi mitigation !!!! . Hope I'm wrong
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@bug_vs_me
This is really helpful. It has different encodings so we can know how different types of inputs are treated at once. Thanks 😁
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@bug_vs_me
For those who didn't get it.
This is cross-site scripting (XSS) payload. It's crafted to exploit potential vulnerabilities in a website's security by injecting malicious code, which in this case could trigger an alert with the message "69"
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