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Significance to “Not Set CSP” While Checking For XSS Vulnerabilities With XSpear?

I’ve been testing out XSpear (used for finding XSS vulnerabilities) lately and a typical potential vulnerability that it shows is “Not Set CSP”. What does this mean and is there anything that can be done with it?

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XSSHunter website being shutdown | Setup script attached
https://www.reddit.com/r/Pentesting/comments/10urjz7/xsshunter_website_being_shutdown_setup_script/

<!-- SC_OFF -->Saw a post from the creator that the website is being shut down. Found this cool medium article that seems to be the easiest way to set it up. Got mine setup pretty quickly from it
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Rate Limiting -Web Application Vulnerability

One method of controlling network traffic is rate restriction. It limits the number of times someone may take a certain action — like…Continue reading on Medium »
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One method of controlling network traffic is rate restriction. It limits the number of times someone may take a certain action — like…Continue reading on Medium » (https://medium.com/@gokulelango1040/rate-limiting-web-application-vulnerability-57578e4a2c7e?source=rss------bug_bounty-5)
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Did we get hacked?

I am currently out travelling with my girlfriend, and we booked the hotel, we are currently staying at using the booking.com app. After one day we extended the stay manually with an extra day. By coincidence we noticed on our final day, that someone had made a great review of the hotel on our behalf.

The review said: "Great room, great staff, great location" 10/10 Travelling with husband/partner
Exceded all expectations

We suspect the hotel submitted this review on our behalf, but how? They don't seem all that tech savy....

My best guess: They intercepted a URL with our access token, and used that to create the fake review.

We will be using our VPN on all WiFi from now on!

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Get Into Cybersecurity in 2023: A Step-by-Step Guide

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