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jQuery is a JavaScript library used for DOM manipulation.

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Appending string to a user input can stop xss in jquery selector?

I've found that a user input was passed to jquery selector sink $() This is known to be vulnerable because having something like : $("<img src='/' onerror=alert('xss');>") Will ...
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What are the security considerations for coding a website with interactive scripts but no backend?

I am developing a simple grammar study website with Bootstrap 5, JQuery and Javascript. It will have interactive grammar quizzes and flashcards. I would like users to be able to type in answers to ...
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Prevent XSS in 3rd party (self hosted) application

We have an application which have purchased from a 3rd party and host in our own environment. The application consists of its own UI and back-end, and is included in our own application through an ...
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Is JQuery in chrome extension a security concern?

This is the relevant part of my manifest.json file: "content_scripts": [ { "css": ["style.css"], "matches": [ "<all_urls>&...
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XSS - Setting Values and Attributes w/ jQuery

I was looking at the answer here and got curious if a function I use may be susceptible to XSS. Mostly because of this statement: Some HTML attributes are inherently dangerous. This includes href, ...
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How to prevent XSS attack on selected window.location in javascript

This is my code where i have a userId in a method SwitchUser_Click. I need to prevent or somehow encode the return value from the switchUser_Click as it includes the UserId of a user vulnerable to ...
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DOM Based XSS and Adding HTML Elements

So as a rule of thumb I once learned that adding or removing HTML with JavaScript/JQuery (.html(),.append(), etc) leaves yourself wide open for DOM Based XSS Attacks. It is now my understanding that ...
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DOM XSS via JQuery function init()

Burp reported potential DOM XSS. Data is read from location and passed to the 'init()' function of JQuery via: var table = location['table'] || location['sysparm_table']; snPresence.init(table, ...
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I want to hide my youtube embeded code from my source code [closed]

I have iframe in my website i want it to be encrypted so that user can't understand the link and when user try to paste on browser it should show the video <iframe id="<?php echo $...
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Is it really Security Misconfiguration to show a version number?

Our web application uses a HTML file with jQuery embedded inside. According to the jQuery license (https://jquery.org/license/), we have to leave the license header intact, including the version ...
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When signing up a new user, is there a way to secure the password using jQuery/PHP?

I'm of the opinion that HTTPS is sufficient for securing passwords from would-be MITM (man-in-the-middle) attacks, but I'm curious to know if there's anything else I should be doing. During signup, ...
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How to exploit publicy known vunerable version of jquery?

I am trying to see how a publicly known "vulnerable version of the library jquery" can be exploited to make proof of concepts to website owners. Let's say we have jquery version 2.1.1 that ...
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Bypass a simple XSS filter that only looks at <

Say, I have a page where the input from the user is taken and is passed through a simple client-side XSS filter. That filter only replaces < characters with ''. in = in.replace(/[<]/g, ''); The ...
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Is there a way to exploit jquery 1.12.4 vulnerability?

According to https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvekey.cgi?keyword=jquery+1.12.4 and https://snyk.io/test/npm/jquery/1.12.4, I see that jQuery 1.12.4 has medium serevrity vulnerability. I checked on ...
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Is this code vulnerable to DOM based XSS? jquery wrap()

Data is read from window.location and passed to the wrap() function of function of jQuery via the following statement: t.Location.wrap(window.location) The version of jQuery in use is the 1.12.1 - Is ...
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