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Persistent XSS via Split Payload in First and Last Name Fields
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Persistent XSS via Split Payload in First and Last Name Fields

Discovered a high-impact Persistent XSS vulnerability where the payload is cleverly split between the First and Last Name fields. This blog breaks down how the attack works, why it’s dangerous, and how to protect against it—explained in simple terms for developers and security enthusiasts.

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PHPMyAdmin Bypass via Publicly Accessible .env File
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PHPMyAdmin Bypass via Publicly Accessible .env File

Leaving a .env file exposed is like handing attackers the keys to your entire database.

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