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Brightside
Brightside Dental's support form happily accepts a curious-looking attachment. The IT contractor swore everything was fine because the file extension said .jpg. He was technically correct, and entirely wrong.
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Brightside Dental's support form happily accepts a curious-looking attachment. The IT contractor swore everything was fine because the file extension said .jpg. He was technically correct, and entirely wrong.
WebVerse
Parchive's document archiving platform lets legal teams bundle case files into compressed archives. The archive name field has a filter — but it's missing a few characters.
WebVerse
LogCraft's health report generator accepts a custom title and shells out to produce the output. Double quotes are stripped — but that's not enough.
WebVerse
Netcheck's network diagnostics tool lets customers run live connectivity checks from Netcheck's own servers. What else can you make it run?
WebVerse
A matchmaker's bio editor only allows six tags. One of them has a surprise.
WebVerse
A research tool checks that shared URLs 'contain http'. They really ought to check more.
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DroneFleet's callsign search pipes raw user input into a MongoDB-style $regex match. The results panel shows a match count but nothing else — until the regex helps you exfil.
WebVerse
Parasite Systems' server management dashboard. Their configuration import feature might be more powerful than intended.
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Whisper Market's online product catalog. The database behind the storefront holds more than just inventory.
WebVerse
Volunteer sign-up with a 24-character cap on search queries. Safer, right?
WebVerse
A tool library escapes angle brackets religiously. They just forgot the quotes.
WebVerse
An indie-music site personalises your greeting with a little inline JavaScript. The escape function caught the HTML. Not the JS.