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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.

By Minatour 08 May 2026

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Parchive

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.

By Minatour 08 May 2026

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LogCraft

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.

By Minatour 08 May 2026

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Netcheck

Netcheck's network diagnostics tool lets customers run live connectivity checks from Netcheck's own servers. What else can you make it run?

By Minatour 08 May 2026

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Kismet

A matchmaker's bio editor only allows six tags. One of them has a surprise.

By Minatour 29 Apr 2026

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Fieldnote

A research tool checks that shared URLs 'contain http'. They really ought to check more.

By Minatour 29 Apr 2026

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DroneFleet Ops

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.

By Minatour 29 Apr 2026

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Parasite

Parasite Systems' server management dashboard. Their configuration import feature might be more powerful than intended.

By Minatour 29 Apr 2026

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Whisper

Whisper Market's online product catalog. The database behind the storefront holds more than just inventory.

By Minatour 29 Apr 2026

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Rill

Volunteer sign-up with a 24-character cap on search queries. Safer, right?

By Minatour 28 Apr 2026

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Porchlight

A tool library escapes angle brackets religiously. They just forgot the quotes.

By Minatour 28 Apr 2026

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Chorus

An indie-music site personalises your greeting with a little inline JavaScript. The escape function caught the HTML. Not the JS.

By Minatour 28 Apr 2026
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