XSS Hall of Shame
Web Sites Vulnerable to Cross-Site Scripting
NIST.org, Tuesday 31 March 2009 - 00:00:00

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Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Hall of Shame


** This list is no longer being regularly maintained. XSS vulnerabilities come and go so quickly it is impossible to keep up. This page will remain for educational and entertainment purposes. If something good comes up we'll add it to the top of the list. **

The web domains below have all been identified as having XSS vulnerabilities. They are listed here as a public service to promote a prompt resolution to the problem. XSS hurts others, not the sites or companies listed here. If the problem has been fixed we will note it as such, if new vulnerabilities are found a new entry will be added. We do not indicate what page or module on the server is vulnerable and we do not include example code as we do not wish to encourage phishing attacks. (NIST.org)

The XSS vulnerabilities on any of the below listed servers could probably have been used in a phishing attack or for some other malicious purpose, so if you are responsible for one of these servers please try to get the problem corrected as quickly as possible. Check back here frequently as new vulnerabilities are often reported at sites that have had them reported previously. The entries are added as they are reported to us and are in no particular order, but they tend to be from the oldest reported to latest reported. You can press CTRL-F to use your browser's find function to locate your domain. Once a problem is fixed it will be moved to the 'Repaired' section (see the bottom of this page).



Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) News [...more]


XSS Vulnerable Domains (listed by discovery date):


"I love the stock market xss: go figure someone spamming about stock xyz skyrocketting, putting xss'ed links to nasdaq etc. on it...profit!" -- thomaspollet at sla.ckers.org


Quote: "I have noticed we have successfully hit the 4 of the 5 major search engines as well as a relatively large number of the top 100 websites going around (apparently all we needed to do was look)...congratulations to all." -- digi7al64 at sla.ckers.org


Quote: "Potentially a very exploitable hole for fun and profit. _-_ " -- maluc on sla.ckers.org referring to a hole at Amazon.com





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XSS Vulnerability Repaired!



The following sites at one time had a XSS vulnerability but have repaired the problem. That is the whole point of this list and we commend them for acting responsibly. Nearly every large site has, or has had, XSS vulnerabilities. So being listed below is no shame, being listed in the unresolved section should be.




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