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What's the trivial solution to this? I also wound up hosting the malicious file on my personal server...
by yen223 12y ago
What's the trivial solution to this? I also wound up hosting the malicious file on my personal server...
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- trias 12y agodata-uris also work: #data:text/javascript,alert('pwn')
- aidos 12y agoThat's what I used too. Hosting scripts is far too much like hard work...
- hrrsn 12y agoThere are apparently easier ways, but I just chucked an alert(); in my Dropbox public folder, did an //dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14XXX/xss.js as they serve both http and https.
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- joshschreuder 12y agoI put a small gist up and hotlinked through githack.com
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