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XSS Injection by SyntaxShadow

In this video the master hackers of SyntaxShadow demonstrate how to do injections using XSS Cross Site Scripting.

The SyntaxShadow are experts in the field of programming and hacking, and make videos demonstrating just how much hackers can do, in such little time.

For more hacking videos please visit our XSS Hacking Video page and the XSS WORM Hacker Video archives.

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How XSS Hacking Really Works

In this video tutorial we show you how to do basic cross site scripting attacks against a vbulletin forum. This tutorial shows the basics of cookie stealing, javascript injection and forum hacking.

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Video: Expert SANS Hackers Discuss AJAX and Web 2.0 Security

Jason Lam and Dr. Johannes Ullrich share their ideas on AJAX and Web 2.0 Security. Video provided by the SANS Institute.

“Some of the uh security issues that we have been seeing uh out there uh are usually uh related to one of the functionality uh or function-call uh called uh XML Http Request. Uh.” - Dr Johannes Ullrich

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Hacker releases exploits for Wordpress 2.3 with XSS (Cross Site Scripting) Attack

Title of XSS Vulnerability:  [waraxe-2007-SA#059] - XSS in WordPress 2.3

Credit of XSS Discovery: Janek Vind “waraxe”
XSS Discovery Date: 27. October 2007
XSS Discovery Location: Estonia, Tartu
Web address for XSS security alert: http://www.waraxe.us/advisory-59.html

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Description of XSS Exploit:

WordPress is a state-of-the-art semantic personal publishing platform with a focus on aesthetics, web standards, and usability, at expense of security.

To run WordPress your host just needs a couple of things:

PHP version 4.2 or greater
MySQL version 4.0 or greater

Technical XSS Information: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) in “edit-post-rows.php”

WARAXE Writes: Let’s take have a look inside “/wp-admin/edit-post-rows.php”:

[start of section of source code with XSS exploit for wordpress]

<?php foreach($posts_columns as $column_display_name) { ?>
<th scope=”col”><?php echo $column_display_name; ?></th>
<?php } ?>

[end of vulnerable source code section]

As we can see, array “posts_columns” is uninitialized and if we execute this php script directly, then arbitrary value for that variable can be delivered. This means, that reflective XSS exists here.

And of course register_globals must be on for this “exploit” to be successful.

XSS Proof of concept worm:

http://victim.com/wp-admin/edit-post-rows.php?posts_columns[]=<script>alert(123);</script>

The information above has been provided by the website of WARAXE.US

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Video: Hacker expert says Metacafe can be hacked with XSS Worm

The hacker PsychoGun have discovered many security vulnerability in the popular video site Metacafe, including new serious XSS exploits.

Vulnerabilities are security holes used by hackers to hack websites or their users. When we make a research with the keyword hacking on metacafe then we can see many hacking videos.

“I do not understand why videos which speak about hacking metacafe vulnerabilities can be rejected where are many videos of hacking Windows, are rewarded” say the Hacker PsychoGun “Does Somebody Have An Answer?”

Visotors Please comment if you have knowledge of hacking metacafe videos or if you have seen these trick before

If you are new to XSS Hacking you must view our special How To Hack blogs and leave comments,

thnx you

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Video: Hacking AIM with Cross Site Scripting (XSS) attacks

A cross site scripting vulnerability is discovered in the website for AIM at http://aim.com and it is the subject of the following hacking demonstration video.

A malicious user has abilities to edit the URL address of the real AIM site to permit his own characters to be injected into the browser of a not malicious victim. It is with these characters that the malicious user is able to cause damage to the friendly user by means of scripting attacks from another website also known as Cross Site Scripting.

The AIM XSS Vulnerability is still active and can be exploited by every malicious user at the time of todays updates.

Demonstration: http://www.aim.com/remote/step1.adp?aolp=”><h1><a href=”//xssworm.com”>xss worm</a></h1>

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