Total.js Layout Bug: When HTML Injection Becomes Your Accidental Hobby

Unleash your inner hacker with the latest Stored HTML Injection exploit on Total.js v5013! It’s like a digital magic trick—just a few clicks, and voilà, you’re a layout maestro. Perfect for those who like to live on the edge… of cybersecurity ethics.

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Hot Take:

When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. But when Total.js gives you a stored HTML injection vulnerability, make sure you have a good antivirus installed. Talk about adding a little zest to your cybersecurity life! And who knew that the path to vulnerability was through “layouts”? Now that’s what I call a design flaw!

Key Points:

  • A stored HTML injection vulnerability was discovered in Total.js version 5013.
  • The exploit involves manipulating the “Layout” functionality in the admin panel.
  • Successful execution results in unintended HTML content execution.
  • The vulnerability was tested on Debian 12.
  • Andrey Stoykov reported the vulnerability via the Full Disclosure mailing list.

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