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The fact that you can insert custom html allows for the onload method to be used to execute javascript. Combining this with the escaped html chars it also passes function replacement:
?> <button onclick="alert("Hacked")">Click me for action</button> <?php
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Inserting html code allows for javascript onload to be called
Inserting html code allows for javascript to be called
Jul 10, 2016
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The fact that you can insert custom html allows for the onload method to be used to execute javascript. Combining this with the escaped html chars it also passes function replacement:
The same is also possible with the following:
It is also possible like this (unnecessary):
or like this:
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