EspañolCross-site scripting (XSS) is a vulnerability that allows an attacker to inject code (usually HTML or JavaScript) into a web. When a victim sees an infected page, the injected code runs in his browser.
Today we bring a Cheat Sheet about this vulnerability that is not the best known by the common user but is one of the most appearing on the webs.
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In this post we will resolve the machine Falafel from HackTheBox
It’s a high-level Linux machine.
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In this post we will resolve the machine Chatterbox from HackTheBox.
It is a simple but entertaining Windows machine.
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In this post we’ll see how you can create a FakeAP wich substitutes an existent one by clonning his ESSID, MAC and de-authenticates the users who are connected to cause them to automatically connect to our FakeAp.
In this POC our victim Access point will be that of a simulated hotel that have a captive portal that asks for a password to access navigation. Our final objective will be steal credentials from a user of that hotel WIFI.
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In this post we’re resolving Crimestoppers from HackTheBox that has just been retired, so there is no better moment to show you how I solved it.
This is a high level machine that is one of my favorites and was made by IppSec (I highly recommend his YouTube channel).
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