Fix possible XSS in yaws_outmod:crashmsg/3 #209
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Stacktraces have a dump of arguments for function calls
nowadays. Without escaping HTML special characters, it is possible to
make yaws_outmod:crashmsg/3 dump strings containing something like
"</pre><script>alert('Hello, XSS!')</script>" and thus results in a
XSS vulnerability.
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Fix possible XSS in yaws_outmod:crashmsg/3
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Fix possible XSS in yaws_outmod:crashmsg/3
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Stacktraces have a dump of arguments for function calls
nowadays. Without escaping HTML special characters, it is possible to
make
yaws_outmod:crashmsg/3dump strings containing something like"</pre><script>alert('Hello, XSS!')</script>"and thus results in aXSS vulnerability.