#LastPass XSS Payload

	Greg Foss
	@Heinzarelli
	greg . foss [at] owasp . org
	v0.1 Beta
	4/24/2014

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#Writeup http://blog.logrhythm.com/security/lastpass-cross-site-scripting-payload/

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#Vulnerability Disclosure Timeline

	3/3/2014 - Vulnerability 1 - Discovery, payload development, and exploitation (v3.1.1)
	3/10/2014 - Vulnerability 1 - Disclosure to LastPass
	3/27/2014 - Vulnerability 1 - Resolved in pre-release (v3.1.4)
	4/3/2014 - Vulnerability 2 - Discovery and disclosure to LastPass (v3.1.6)
	4/13/2014 - New LastPass public release (v3.1.9) - Addresses Heartbleed concerns and introduces master password reuse protection
	4/17/2014 - Vulnerability 2 - Re-validation - XSS payload subverting new protections
	4/18/2014 - Vulnerabilities 1 & 2 Resolved in public release (v3.1.12/3.1.13)
	4/22/2014 - XSS Payload and write-up - public release

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#Payload

ONLY USE THIS PAYLOAD LEGALLY, AGAINST AUTHORIZED TARGETS. THE DEVELOPER OF THIS PAYLOAD IS NOT LIABLE FOR ILLEGAL/QUESTIONABLE ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED WITH THIS TOOL. BY USING THIS TOOL, YOU AGREE THAT YOU HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THESE TERMS

This is a payload designed to exploit Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in web applications and steal LastPass login credentials. The payload consists of multiple files, most of which are simply clones of client-side code used by LastPass. Exploitation using this payload is simple, just host all of these files on your server and modify the xss.html contents to point to your server and inject this code into a vulnerable parameter.

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#Instructions

	1. Host the payload files on your server
	2. Modify the contents of xss.html
		a. Point this to your hosted payload directory
		b. The wording can be modified within the error-overlay.php file
		c. The color of the overlay can be modified by changing the error parameter between 1 and 0 (error=1)
	3. To avoid tipping people off, modify lp.php header('location:') field to point back to a specific page on the vulnerable site
	4. If necessary, modify the xss.log file location within the lp.php, login.php, and error-overlay.php files
	5. Inject the HTML code from xss.html into a vulnerable parameter
	6. Profit

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#License

Copyright (c) 2014, Greg Foss All rights reserved.

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