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This is an example how you can use the XSS type to fuzz URLs. It uses a base tag to get round the sandboxed iframe problems.

hackvertor
Created byhackvertor
Created Jan 16, 2025
Updated May 27, 2025

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CategoryURL Handling
VisibilityPublic
TypeXSS
CharsetUTF-8
$[data1] placeholderhtml_entities
Code used before fuzz:
<script>window.onerror=x=>true;</script>0x0D
<base href="https://example.com" />
Template used:
<a href="https:$[chr]$[chr]example2.com" id=x></a>
Code used after fuzz:
x.protocol === 'https:' && x.host === "example2.com" && log($[i])

Sample payloads

<a href="https://example2.com" id=x></a>
<a href="https:\\example2.com" id=x></a>

Fuzz results

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Chrome 144.0.0.0 desktop macOS 10.15.7

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Sat Jan 31 2026
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Chrome 143.0.0.0 desktop Windows NT 10.0older version

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Sat Jan 31 2026
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Firefox 147.0 desktop Linux

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Sun Feb 01 2026
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Firefox 134.0 desktop macOS 10.15older version

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Thu Jan 16 2025
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Microsoft Edge 144.0.0.0 desktop Windows NT 10.0

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Sat Jan 31 2026
Found 2 results
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Safari 18.2 desktop macOS 10.15.7

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Fri Jan 17 2025
Found 2 results
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