Garage Management System 1.0 Vulnerability: XSS Bug Puts Brakes on Security!
Garage Management System 1.0 falls into a comedic pit of irony as its client-side validation is bypassed with a simple trick. By using burp to modify requests, attackers can sneak in stored XSS through the categoriesName parameter. This leaves the garage wide open—not for cars, but for security exploits!
Hot Take:
Who knew managing a garage could be so hazardous? It seems like the only thing “parked” in the Garage Management System 1.0 is a pesky XSS vulnerability! Time to put those virtual wrenches to work and fix that exhaust—it’s spewing out more JavaScript than a hacker’s dream car!
Key Points:
- Garage Management System 1.0 is vulnerable to a stored XSS attack.
- Client-side validation can be bypassed using tools like Burp Suite.
- Exploiting the ‘categoriesName’ parameter can lead to XSS attacks.
- The vulnerability is documented under CVE-2022-41358.
- Tested on Debian, the exploit shows a rather “buggy” side of garage management.
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