full-disclosure - Yet another (unpaid and unfixed) Paypal XSS

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Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2013 11:14:56 +0200
From: samuel alp <samuelalp95@...il.com>
To: full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk
Subject: Yet another (unpaid and unfixed) Paypal XSS

Hi People

Found a XSS on german Paypal website last week and reported it exactly 7
days ago.
Their response was one we very well know
Another researcher already discovered the bug.

So, someone else found the Vulnerability before me and reported it.
Fine, looks like I was too slow. I can live with that.

Now, i received an answer exactly 7 Days ago. That means they had more than
a week to fix this

https://www.paypal.de/Einkaufswelt/H%C3%A4ndlerverzeichnis/?c=" ||
alert('XSS') || "

All they'd have to do is escape quotation marks or remove them since
they're not used anyways.
The Approximate time that takes is ~15 Seconds.

I am amazed by how long it takes some huge companys to close holes in their
websites

______________________________________________________
Samuel Alp

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