

Episode 62: Frontend Language Oddities
10 snips Mar 14, 2024
Exploring HTML quirks and bug bounty journeys, discussing the Yelp Cookie Bridge Bug and unique CSS exfiltration techniques. Delving into community engagement, bypassing authorization checks, and innovative CSS data extraction methods.
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HTML Quirks
- HTML has quirky functionalities like the
form
attribute on input elements. - This attribute emulates nested forms or places inputs outside a form but still posts data with it.
Iframe Clickjacking
- Justin clickjacked a login button and exfiltrated data via postMessage.
- He bypassed client-side JS state login limitations by framing two iframes, one for the target site and another with the same origin and name as the target's window.open, redirecting the opened window.
Unexpected Input Element Behavior
- Input elements with
type=image
function unexpectedly, triggering onerror handlers. - This behavior can bypass WAFs that don't recognize input elements as XSS vectors.