06-23-2008, 04:15 AM
We all know that there are many vulnerabilities out in the wild. Take for example Vbulletin 3.5.3 XSS vulnerability.
#xA;pass:your pass
email: imeimyimei.com"><script>alert(1)</script>.nomatt
People see things such as that and don't realize what it does, how to execute it, or even where to search for this information.
I would write something up myself, possibly breaking it down to each "style" of vulnerability, but currently am short of time. I know a lot of people here feel "cheated" when they have learned things like this for themselves, but think back to when you first started.
You either searched for answers, or had someone help you. I know this seems a little hypocritical since I am not providing the answers (at least tonight), but I think someone with a little more time on their hands would be quite the celebrity here for creating tuts on real world applications such as this.
#xA;pass:your pass
email: imeimyimei.com"><script>alert(1)</script>.nomatt
People see things such as that and don't realize what it does, how to execute it, or even where to search for this information.
I would write something up myself, possibly breaking it down to each "style" of vulnerability, but currently am short of time. I know a lot of people here feel "cheated" when they have learned things like this for themselves, but think back to when you first started.
You either searched for answers, or had someone help you. I know this seems a little hypocritical since I am not providing the answers (at least tonight), but I think someone with a little more time on their hands would be quite the celebrity here for creating tuts on real world applications such as this.