XSS Horror Show
summary
Dives into concrete browser bugs and working exploits: demonstrates Relative Path Overwrite (RPO) where a single slash or pretty-URL rewrite causes a stylesheet request to load the page as CSS and execute injected selectors and expressions (works on legacy IE); documents mutation XSS chains where innerHTML rewrite decodes entities and turns safe attributes into script; shows fuzzing with Shaza shared fuzzing and a MentalJS sandbox, gives live bypasses of IE/Chrome auditors, and provides proof-of-concept URLs and detection heuristics.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:44Absolute Urls
- 17:01Legacy Ie Bugs
- 18:03Reassign Functions from within the Arguments of a Javascript Function Call
- 23:23Vulnerable to Meta Charset Injection
- 24:07Blocking Anchor Injections








