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# XSS DOM en AngularJS con signos de menor y mayor y comillas codificados
Notas de XSS DOM en AngularJS con signos de menor y mayor y comillas codificados para laboratorios de PortSwigger Web Security Academy, incluido el flujo de explotación, pruebas de payloads, validación con Burp Suite y contexto de remediación.
### XSS DOM en una expresión de AngularJS con corchetes angulares y comillas codificadas en HTML
Esta actividad muestra una vulnerabilidad XSS DOM en una expresión de AngularJS utilizada por la función de búsqueda. AngularJS analiza nodos HTML que contienen la `ng-app` directiva y te permite evaluar expresiones dentro de dobles corchetes `{{ }}` — lo que puede explotarse para ejecutar JavaScript incluso cuando los `<` y `>` corchetes angulares y las comillas están codificados en el lado HTML. Objetivo del laboratorio: Inyecta una expresión de AngularJS que se ejecute `alert()`.
* El análisis del sitio con Wappalyzer indica la presencia de AngularJS.
* El recurso All The ThingsPayloads contiene payloads útiles para este caso (se proporcionan ejemplos a continuación).
Cargas útiles probadas
```javascript
{{constructor.constructor('alert(1)')()}}
```
```
{{[].pop.constructor('alert/u00281/u0029')()}}
```
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