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xss/html inclusion/remote file inclusion combo question
PostPosted: Tue Mar 22, 2005 1:17 pm Reply with quote
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ok, I will try and explain this the best I can:

from what I understand, xss is the ability to inject your own code (in most cases java) into a target webpage and then get your victim to visit your desired link to get the code to execute?
Why does it have to be java? For example:
If you could inject php code into the page (by encoding it etc to to avoid magic_quotes and urldecode altering) surely you could get the remote machine (the server) to activate the code instead?
Surely you apply the same concept to html inclusion to? Rather than injecting html into a page, couldnt you inject php to do 'nasty' server side stuff?
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PostPosted: Wed Mar 23, 2005 11:43 am Reply with quote
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Youll have to ask Waraxe when he comes back from the dead or LINUX might have a good idea. XSS isnt my cake.......... yet

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Re: xss/html inclusion/remote file inclusion combo question
PostPosted: Wed Mar 23, 2005 3:17 pm Reply with quote
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D3ADLiN3 wrote:
ok, I will try and explain this the best I can:

from what I understand, xss is the ability to inject your own code (in most cases java) into a target webpage and then get your victim to visit your desired link to get the code to execute?
Why does it have to be java? For example:
If you could inject php code into the page (by encoding it etc to to avoid magic_quotes and urldecode altering) surely you could get the remote machine (the server) to activate the code instead?
Surely you apply the same concept to html inclusion to? Rather than injecting html into a page, couldnt you inject php to do 'nasty' server side stuff?



not java , but javascript or html
html not a server side , its executes on clients

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