XSS attacks take advantage of the fact that most websites allow user input - such as usernames and passwords. If an attacker can inject code into a website's script, server code will run in the context of that script, granting access to the server itself.

Pimcore does not support dynamic scripting, so the only way XSS can be exploited on Pimcore is via the redirect feature. Redirects are enabled by default. Redirects can be configured, but they are also enabled by default. Redirects are enabled by default. Redirection is configurable. Redirection can be disabled. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be disabled. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured. Redirection can be configured.

Configuration Basics

The amount of configuration elements requires for this type of vulnerability is a little daunting, so start with the simplest parameters to ensure you don't miss anything important.

Timeline

Published on: 09/15/2022 14:15:00 UTC
Last modified on: 09/18/2022 21:57:00 UTC

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