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<a href="/user/foo" onmouseover="alert(1)">foo" onmouseover="alert(1)</a> I put this example into my browser and there was no attack. Replace the second mouseo
by oconnore 15y ago
<a href="/user/foo" onmouseover="alert(1)">foo" onmouseover="alert(1)</a>
I put this example into my browser and there was no attack. Replace the second mouseover with alert(2) and it's clear that it is never parsed as javascript. Am I missing something? [Edit: yes, I am missing something]
EDIT: Blerg! I misread it! Disregard!
- JoachimSchipper 15y agoThe first alert() should work - note that it's not part of the template. The second alert() is just garbage, of course.