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    What Is Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attack

    By KRiPPto99September 23, 2022Updated:November 5, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Cross site scripting (XSS)  is a web security vulnerability that allows attacker to compromise victims in XSS attacker can send java script malicious code, to the victim after sending victim, he will be manipulate, can steal the cookies, account take over, session hijacking

    Refelected XSS
    Store XSS
    Blind XSS
    Dom XSS

     

    We need to learn how to create an XSS payload for this I am dropping you a link to a lab where you learn and practice for free and easy to use https://prompt.ml/0

    What is reflected XSS

    It is a client-side attack where the attacker injects a malicious script into the web application which reflects the payload here an attacker can take whole control of the script
    that is executed in the victim’s browser the cross-site scripting payload can be injected into the URL and search bar like this anywhere where inputs are available

    Impacts of reflected XSS:

    – Hackers can steal user’s necessary credentials
    – Hacker can also perform account takeover
    – Hackers could also steal cookies and sessions hijacking
    – Hackers can extract user’s sensitive data

     

    The most common payload are

    - <script>alert(1)</script>
    - <img src=x onerror=prompt(1)>
    - <svg/onload=alert(1)>

     

    What is stored XSS

    This is something where the attacker sends a malicious link victim which reflects in the server here we can understand that in stored XSS, the payload is stored such in the field of the chat box, name, address,

    Difference between reflected XSS and stored XSS is simple here in reflected XSS here attacker is attacking the client side, in stored here attacker is attacking to server-side

     

    Stored XSS VS Reflected XSS

    Reflected XSS -> STORE== reflect back
    Stored XSS -> DATABASE -> Reflect Back

     

    The most common payload are

    <h1> Hacked By Me <>alert(document.cookie</></h1>
    <script>alert(document.domain)</script>
    <script>alert(document.cookie)</script>
    <img src=x onerror=prompt(document.cookie)>
    <h1> Hacked By Me <>alert(document.cookie</></h1>

     

    Impacts:

    Hackers can deface the website
    Hackers can steal the user’s credentials
    Hackers also can perform hijacking users session’s
    Hackers can takedowns user accounts and also take access to victim’s computer

     

    Blind XSS

    Blind XSS is a vulnerability that is some sort of similar to stored but here the catch is the attacker makes a payload which is connected with his own server he made up payload with his server for example:

    -Attacker target a website

    -Now he is injecting a malicious script to steal user information

    -He needs to wait for victims to visit the website and for malicious script to be activated

    -Now victims’ information is sent to the attacker for a while to days and he finally got access

    Impacts :

    Hackers can perform hijacking user’s currents sessions
    Hackers can perform phishing attacks
    Hackers can perform a man in the middle attacks

    Download XSS Payloads from here: Download Here

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