SEOtoast-er or SEOtoast-ed? Navigating the Burn of a Stored XSS Exploit!
Watch out, web admins! A stored XSS exploit is lurking in the “Create Page” functionality of seotoasterv2.5.0. It’s like giving your webpage a comedy roast, but the punchline is a security breach! Protect your site before it becomes the joke of the town.
Hot Take:
Oh, Seotoaster, you had one job: to toast SEO, not to serve a side of malicious scripts with your pages! It seems like someone’s been buttering up the “Create Page” functionality with a spread of stored XSS. Remember, folks, SEO should stand for “Secure Every Opportunity,” not “Script Execution Ordeal.”
Key Points:
- Seotoaster v2.5.0 has a stored XSS vulnerability in its “Create Page” functionality.
- The flaw allows attackers to inject malicious scripts into the Meta Description field.
- This was tested specifically on Debian 12.
- The exploit was detailed by cybersecurity expert Andrey Stoykov.
- Security is a must-have, not a nice-to-have, especially for website building tools.
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