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How to deliver reflected XSS via HTTP request smuggling vulnerability! 👇 Try this Practitioner lab now:

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Shreyas3 months ago

it was hard until i checked the community solution😅

Mohamed Jasser Toubib 🇹🇳3 months ago

Isn't this sorted? Also how we can exploit this in real life? It's more self-xss than rxss

Dc nigma3 months ago

I need to do more burp 😋

lennox3 months ago

@readwise save

blank_3 months ago

Exactly what we are doing here ??

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