Cross-site scripting
Named by 31 kept items in this workspace.
29 items name it under techniques and 2 under classification.key entities.
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Raw HTML in MathLive keyboard layouts and an unsandboxed srcdoc iframe gave JavaScript execution as chatgpt.com.
XSS
Used by the actors as part of their exploitation toolkit
enabled by a medium-severity SonicWall SMA1000 vulnerability
Probed against an Australian government health website
Fires in a victim's browser in the desync worm, which then hits the next victim
Cross-Site Scripting, incl. via javascript: URI, second-order
Named as a predictable/named-in-advance risk class
Flaw in web output produced by AI-generated code
CWE-79, an injection flaw from unvalidated input, cited as a common AI-generated code weakness
One of the exploitation methods enabled by the high-severity vulnerabilities.
Referenced as part of web vulnerability playbooks
Vulnerability check performed by the scanner
Reflected parameter exploitation, context breaking, polyglot payloads, event handlers, template injection
XSS
Focus area selectable via FOCUS flag
XSS
Heuristic-detectable vulnerability reliably caught by deterministic scanners
context-heavy bug cited as one AI handles worse than SQL injection, with most AI-generated output found insecure
Payload coverage
Cross-Site Scripting vulnerability hunting, core class
XSS
Client-side attack tested by Strix, including automated browser exploitation
Covered by Semgrep rules; DOM XSS coverage via browser-engine crawling listed as open contribution area
Wagtail form field help_text rendered as HTML without escaping if not explicitly allowed
Web security vulnerability category covered by curated skills; example finding given: 'Reflected XSS in search' (CWE-79, CVSS 7.2)
Vulnerability category targeted by traditional SAST rule matching
CWE-79
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