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Problems with exploiting a reflected XSS - SIM-5186353 - Jul 29, 2024 I found that the website is vulnerable to XSS, the first time I did a test to see if it was vulnerable to xss it gave me a 200 response and showed to be vulnerable, but when I tested it again by sending this payload <img src="http://ip:port/?vulnerable=true"> (I had a nc listener running) It shows me the 302 error, but when I run the scan again it shows me that it is vulnerable so I don't know what is failing. Even i redirect it keeps failing. Any help?? RE: Problems with exploiting a reflected XSS - w0rd - Aug 2, 2024 Did you check: Content Security Policies? X-Content-Type-Options? X-XSS-Protection? Referrer-Policy? Strict-Transport-Security (HSTS)? What about cookie attributes (for session hijacking)? Secure? SameSite? HttpOnly? |