In this video, I demonstrate how to exploit a Reflected Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability in the search query tracking functionality, where angle brackets and double quotes are HTML encoded, and single quotes are escaped. By crafting a payload that breaks out of the JavaScript string, I successfully trigger the alert() function. Watch till the end to see how this attack works and how to bypass these encoding and escaping protections!
🔹 Lab Type: Reflected XSS
🔹 Vulnerability: HTML-encoded angle brackets, double quotes, and escaped single quotes
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