Awesome. Pink is the new black! An anonymous blog where someone drops major XSS 0day and isn't pimping a product or consulting? Sweet. No offense to my big pimpin web security buddies, but honestly, we (myself included) are all XSS sluts. We could be more like RFP, who doesn't trade on his handle. This guy/gal is giving it away truly for free, which I supposed makes them an XSS whore. Hmmm. Well whatever floats your boat.

Given how painful a "cross-site scripting" attack can be, its acronym should have been "ASS" instead of "XSS". Yet the developers behind the web applications you use every day often do not know what they are or do not care.

Why don’t web sites care enough? Because on the surface these vulnerabilities do not jeopardize the security of the entire company and such hacks are not as glamorous as high-profile break-ins where millions of social security numbers are stolen. But in reality, an XSS defect can be just as devastating to a site’s user base and extremely traumatic to any single user whose identity and privacy are violated.

XSS 0day and brutal analysis? What more could I ask for? I agree with everything said here.