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[BUG] XSS in Twitter and Advertisment due to name handling #365

Closed Jaquiez closed 1 year ago

Jaquiez commented 1 year ago

Summary

XSS is possible by taking advantage of concatenation of first name and last name fields on twitter and other applications.

Reproduction

Stored XSS On Twitter (Short Form)

1.) Create character with first name <img src=' and last name 'onerror=alert(1)> on character creation 2.) Open twitter and make a post containing anything 3.) Stored XSS is achieved. 4.) Rejoin server and open phone/twitter app. alert popup should appear and halt javascript execution.

The javascript payload is limited in length and therefore cannot be used for very much outside of halting normal gameplay for users.

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Stored XSS On Advertisement (Long form)

1.) Create character with first name <img src=' and last name 'onerror='/* on character creation 2.) Open advertisement app and create an advertisement such that */[js payload here]'> 3.) Javascript should execute immediately. 4.) Rejoin game and open advertisement app to show that XSS is stored.

The javascript payload can be a much larger length and therefore can be used for more maliciously such as exfiltrating user data, etc..

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Expected behavior

Possible Remediation

HTML encode and/or sanitize when loading in usernames and names in various applications on the qb-phone to ensure XSS attempts are mitigated.

Actual behavior

Users can execute unauthorized javascript by abusing the concatenation of first name and last name in various applications on the qb-phone.

Additional context

No response

Last Updated

Latest Version

Custom Resources

default qbcore configuration

Resource Rename

N/A

DuoTheDev commented 1 year ago

Currently looking into this issue. Thank you for opening this.

Abesarrr commented 1 year ago

please explain how advertiser app works. I tried to make an ad but then it just disappeared

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