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The common name for the language used primarily for scripting in web browsers. It is not related to the Java language. Standardized as ECMAScript, its dialects/implementations include JavaScript and JScript.

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I've heard the discussion many times of whether storing credentials or other sensitive info in localStorage or document.cookie is more secure. But I'm currently building a platform and I was wondering,...
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I want to use certain javascript webapp running in browser and be certain it doesnt send data outside. I self host this webapp on my own server and connect to it via my PC browser. So I can edit ...
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I’d like to ask for some advice regarding controlling a newly opened browser tab using JavaScript. Here’s the situation: I have my own website hosted at my.site.com, which includes a link to a ...
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I am doing a bug bounty and i found an XSS injection point. However most tags are filtered and i have been getting no results in executing JS, i can do what ever HTML i want though here are some ...
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Before I start, I have found a few related references to this question, but they are not answered previously or are about a slightly different scenario to mine. I have the following need. I need a way ...
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I'm working on a client-certificate based authentication of users for a website. The server configuration part is OK (Apache server, keywords: SSLCACertificateFile / SSLVerifyDepth / SSLVerifyClient ...
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Several questions here "hint" at PDF capabilities (executing js code, exfiltrating/probing network, etc) But If i want to create one PDF that will trigger my internal phishing test url, how ...
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In many guides regarding prototype pollution, "merge" functions are listed as potentially vulnerable. But I'm somewhat confused on how this should actually work if a merge function is not ...
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This is a follow-up to a question regarding recent Internet Archive hacking. Website web.archive.org was restored in a readonly mode but is it safe to use it? Looking at the brief disclosure of the ...
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I noticed a suspicious network error while trying to enter my credit card information on a page under console.cloud.google.com/billing. The network error indicated that a GET request to https://224.32....
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What's the reason why an attacker should choose to perform a clickjacking attack? If they create a malicious website, they could just perform the action automatically, they don't need to "trick&...
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We are experiencing an issue on our WordPress site running WooCommerce, for the second time this year where a hacker is injecting some kind of script that is redirecting the stripe.js code from it's ...
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I know math.random() in javascript can be predicted if you know the exact outputs of it, but if I only know what it gives after doing math.floor(100 / (1.0001 - Math.random())), how would I use this ...
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If I have a DOM XSS such as <button type="button" data-dismiss="modal" onclick="Register.search('{INJECTION_PAYLOAD}');"> Search </button> Where I could ...
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I have a website with the following code: <input class="Header--search--form-input" name="search" value="&quot; onfocus=&quot;alert(1)&quot; autofocus=&quot;...
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