Dolphin.Pro 7.4.2 Flounders with XSS Exploit: A Comedy of Errors
Behold the digital mischief: Stored XSS via Send Message Functionality in dolphin.prov7.4.2! It’s like sending a digital prank that keeps on giving—just as long as your recipient opens the message. Remember, with great power comes great responsibility… and potentially some awkward email exchanges.
Hot Take:
Oh, the joys of finding a little surprise gift in your inbox! Who knew sending a message could be so explosive? Dolphin.prov7.4.2 users, get ready to dodge some spicy XSS payloads. It’s like a digital hot potato but with more code and fewer potatoes.
Key Points:
- Dolphin.prov7.4.2 is vulnerable to a Stored XSS exploit via its send message feature.
- The exploit involves injecting a payload in the message section that bypasses XSS filters.
- Attackers can intercept HTTP POST requests to insert malicious scripts.
- The vulnerability was tested on Debian 12 by security researcher Andrey Stoykov.
- This exploit could potentially allow attackers to execute scripts when a message is viewed.
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