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AuthAnalyzer is vulnerable to XSS when defining headers to add/replace. If you define a header as X-Foo: <img src='https://xxx'> and start the session, the tag will be rendered, and a GET request will be triggered to the img src. Although the impact is obviously low, I think you should know. And it's visually annoying ;)
Cheers,
Antoine
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Hi Antoine,
Thank you for pointing this out. However, this is not related to XSS; it is simply an HTML-rendered Java Swing UI element and has no security impact whatsoever. If it bothers you, feel free to implement a fix and submit a pull request.
Kind regards
Hi there,
AuthAnalyzer is vulnerable to XSS when defining headers to add/replace. If you define a header as
X-Foo: <img src='https://xxx'>
and start the session, the tag will be rendered, and a GET request will be triggered to the img src. Although the impact is obviously low, I think you should know. And it's visually annoying ;)Cheers,
Antoine
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: