LiveHelperChat 4.61: Facebook Integration Field Flaw Sparks XSS Havoc!

Live Helper Chat 4.61 has a stored XSS vulnerability that lets attackers inject malicious scripts into the Facebook Integration Page Name Field. When unsuspecting admins edit the settings, they’re in for a surprise—an unexpected pop-up instead of cat videos! Upgrade to stay safe and avoid any unplanned JavaScript encounters.

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Hot Take:

Who knew that chatting with customers could lead to chatting with hackers? LiveHelperChat is serving up a dish of unintended JavaScript for its users, and it’s as spicy as a ghost pepper!

Key Points:

  • This exploit affects LiveHelperChat version 4.61 and below.
  • Stored XSS vulnerability allows attackers to inject malicious JavaScript.
  • Vulnerability is triggered via the Facebook integration Name Field.
  • Higher-privileged users are at risk when accessing or editing settings.
  • The bug has been patched in version 4.61.

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