# Lab #1: Manipulating WebSocket messages to exploit vulnerabilities

Inicialmente dejamos apagado la intercepción:

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Luego nos dirigimos a `live chat`&#x20;

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Y luego de acceder a live chat, se genera trafico utilizando websockets:

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Luego simplemente localizamos una peticion to server y la enviamos al repeater para posteriormente enviar una carga maliciosa de XSS:

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Luego de enviar la carga previa podemos apreciar el despliegue de la alerta:<br>

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Lo anterior, es debido a que los mensajes se cargan en el DOM del HTML:

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