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  • #33565
    basmeijer
    Participant

    Hi Zaid,

    I have been looking around on multiple websites, even my own.
    I find it hard to find vulns on https websides. Do you have any suggestion on how to find these vulns for these websites?

    Wordpress is a very famous website builder application. What are XSS vulns for wordpress build websites?

    Finally: how can we input javascript into websites, so that that we hook these websites using beef of veil?

    Thanks.
    Bas

    #33583
    Zaid SabihZaid Sabih
    Moderator

    Hello Basmejer,

    HTTPS does not protect websites from vulnerabilities, it just encrypts the communication.
    Wordpres have been vulnerable to XSS a number of times before but the latest release does not have any public ones, also the plugins used on wordpress websites can introduce vulnerabilities.
    As for hooking users to beef through XSS, that is covered in the course, did you get there yet?

    #33591
    basmeijer
    Participant

    Hello Zaid,

    Yes, I am at the hooking users with Beef.
    My challenge is finding the vulnerabilities in the url’s. It looks like a lot of websites do not have ‘xxx.php?=something” in the url.
    Is this hidden?

    #33864
    Zaid SabihZaid Sabih
    Moderator

    So to discover vulnerabilities for all of the ones covered in this course you should test every possible method to pass data to the web server, so:
    1. send data through input boxes.
    2. Send data through file?var=DATA.
    3. Interceptor requests using bird as shown earlier and passed data this way.

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