CubeCart Chaos: Stored XSS Bug Bites Back in Version 6.5.9!

Andrey Stoykov discovered a Stored XSS vulnerability in CubeCart v6.5.9. This exploit is like a sneaky magician, hiding in the “Description” functionality and ready to perform its tricks. Just remember, if your shopping cart starts doing the Macarena, it might be time to update!

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Hot Take:

Ah, CubeCart! The shopping cart that just can’t stop giving… vulnerabilities! The latest gift? A stored XSS exploit in the “Description” functionality. Who knew descriptions could be so dangerous? Looks like CubeCart is taking “shopping experience” to a whole new level of excitement—and not the good kind!

Key Points:

  • CubeCart version 6.5.9 has a stored XSS vulnerability in its “Description” field.
  • The exploit was discovered and shared by Andrey Stoykov.
  • The vulnerability can be triggered through the “Address Book” section in CubeCart.
  • The flaw allows malicious scripts to be stored and executed later.
  • The issue affects systems running Debian 12, but other systems may also be at risk.

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