Скачать или смотреть Full Account Takeover via Stored XSS — XSS to Password Captured — XSS(Cross-Site-Scripting)

DISCLAIMER
This video/demo(Stored XSS to password captured) is for educational purposes only and was performed in a lab or authorized scope — do not test, exploit, or reproduce attacks on live sites without explicit permission.The “XSS → password captured / XSS → session” demonstration shown in this video was conducted only in a controlled lab or within an authorized bug‑bounty scope and do not try without permission.

This is an educational video that shows, in a lab-authorized environment, how a malicious actor can inject code using xss(cross site scripting) code into a trusted site link and use it to steal sensitive data (passwords, session tokens, etc.). The goal is defensive: learn how these attacks work so you can protect yourself and harden applications — not to exploit live sites.

What you’ll learn:

A clear, step‑by‑step demonstration in a safe lab environment of how an attacker might exfiltrate credentials from a user who clicks a crafted link.

Why trusted-looking links can be dangerous when malicious code is present.

Practical, user-focused defenses: don’t click untrusted links, keep browsers/extensions updated, enable 2FA, use password managers, and practice safe logout habits.

Developer-focused mitigations (explained at a high level): input validation & output encoding, Content Security Policy (CSP), HttpOnly & Secure cookies, same-site cookie settings, and secure session management.

How to responsibly report vulnerabilities if you find them in a bug bounty program (scope & permission rules).

Important — Legal & Ethical Notice
All demonstrations were performed in an authorized lab environment. Do not test or exploit live sites without explicit permission. Unauthorized testing is illegal and unethical.
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