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# XSS DOM em AngularJS com Colchetes Angulares e Aspas Codificados
Notas sobre XSS DOM em AngularJS com Colchetes Angulares e Aspas Codificados para laboratórios da PortSwigger Web Security Academy, incluindo fluxo de exploração, teste de payloads, validação no Burp Suite e contexto de remediação co
### XSS de DOM em expressão AngularJS com sinais de menor e maior e aspas duplas codificados em HTML
Esta atividade mostra uma vulnerabilidade de XSS de DOM em uma expressão AngularJS usada pela funcionalidade de busca. AngularJS analisa nós HTML contendo o `ng-app` diretiva e permite avaliar expressões dentro de colchetes duplos `{{ }}` — o que pode ser explorado para executar JavaScript mesmo quando os `<` e `>` sinais de menor e maior e as aspas estão codificados no lado HTML. Objetivo do laboratório: Injetar uma expressão AngularJS que execute `alert()`.
* A análise do site com o Wappalyzer indica a presença do AngularJS.
* O recurso All The ThingsPayloads contém payloads úteis para este caso (exemplos fornecidos abaixo).
Cargas úteis testadas
```javascript
{{constructor.constructor('alert(1)')()}}
```
```
{{[].pop.constructor('alert/u00281/u0029')()}}
```
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