Seotoaster 2.5.0 XSS Vulnerability: When Website ID Cards Attack!

Seotoaster v2.5.0’s “Edit General Info” function has a stored XSS vulnerability. Just like a bad hair day, this flaw is hard to miss and affects the “Website ID Card.” So, before you find your site as explosive as a sitcom’s laugh track, consider patching up!

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Hot Take:

Who knew that the key to seotoaster’s heart was a little bit of cross-scripting magic? This is the kind of baking that leaves crumbs all over your security!

Key Points:

  • Stored XSS vulnerability discovered in seotoaster v2.5.0.
  • The exploit affects the “Edit General Info” functionality.
  • Payload inserted into the “Organization Name” field.
  • Tested and confirmed on Debian 12.
  • Attack allows for unauthorized script execution via stored data.

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