XanXSS is a reflected XSS searching tool (DOM coming soon) that creates payloads based from templates. Unlike other XSS scanners that just run through a list of payloads. XanXSS tries to make the payload unidentifiable, for example:
<xAnXSS</TitLE></STYLE><SVG/ONload=’alERt(1);’/></XaNxSs</titLe></StYlE><SvG/ONlOAD=’alerT(1);’/> <ifrAmE Src= [2].Find(CoNfirm);= “JAVaScRIpT:proMpT(1))”javAscrIpt:/*–></scRIPt> />cLIcK Me!</b</TextaRea></TiTLE><BUTtON ONcLIck=’aleRT(1);’/>XaNxss</TEXTaRea> <iMG sRc=%0acONfIRM();=+’jAVASCRiPT:alerT(“XSS”);'</STYlE><Svg/onLoad=’alErT((1));’/>
With XanXSS every payload is different. XanXSS works by running through the payloads until a specified number is found or a timer hits the max time, this prevents it from looping for to long. Some of the features included in XanXSS:
-H
-P
--proxy
Also Read – ISeeYou : Tool To Get Exact Location of The Users During Social Engineering or Phishing Engagements
Proof of Concept
For this proof of concept we will use https://xss-game.appspot.com/level1/frame
Now lets check those scripts in the HTML of the website:
Options
XanXSS comes complete with the ability to use a proxy, is compatible with proxychains, and allows you to add custom headers. I have provided a full list of options for your convience:
usage: xanxss.py [-h] [-u http://test.com/test.php?id=] [-a VERIFY]
[-f AMOUNT] [-t TIME] [-p SCRIPT, [SCRIPT, …]]
[-F FILE-PATH] [-v] [–proxy TYPE://IP:PORT]
[-H HEADER=VALUE,HEADER:VALUE] [–throttle TIME secs] [-P]
optional arguments:
-h, –help show this help message and exit
-u http://test.com/test.php?id=, –url http://test.com/test.php?id=
pass a URL to test for XSS vulnerabilities. it is
recommended that you use a URL with a query parameter
-a VERIFY, –amount VERIFY
how many verifications steps to be taken, this will
determine how reliable the payload is. the more
verification steps the more reliable the payload will
be (default=5)
-f AMOUNT, –find AMOUNT Attempt to find this amount of working payloads, specifying this does not guarantee you will find this amount of working payloads (default=25)
-t TIME, –time TIME amount of time in seconds to spend on testing, this
will be used as a timer for the verification
(default=35s)
-p SCRIPT, [SCRIPT, …], –payloads SCRIPT, [SCRIPT, …] pass a comma separated list of your own payloads, must contain at least 5 payloads
-F FILE-PATH, –file FILE-PATH pass a textual file containing payloads one per line, must contain at least 5 payloads
-v, –verbose run in verbose mode and display more output (default=False)
–proxy TYPE://IP:PORT
pass a proxy in the format type://ip:port
-H HEADER=VALUE,HEADER:VALUE, –headers HEADER=VALUE,HEADER:VALUE
add your own custom headers to the request
(default=connection,user-agent)
–throttle TIME (secs) throttle each request with a sleep time (default=0)
-P, –polyglot generate a polyglot script to append to the end of the
running scripts, if there is XSS this should find it
(*default=False)
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