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The actual error object contains a lot more data, so i am trying to get that Spaces and meta chars before the javascript in images for xss this is useful if a filter's pattern match doesn't take into account spaces in the word javascript:, which is correct since that won't render, but makes the false assumption that you can't have a space between the quote and the javascript Unfortunately, try.catch statement do not work fine when you start having async code.
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The error event is fired on a window object when a resource failed to load or couldn't be used — for example if a script has an execution error. Theobject.somethinghere //data in your case, that would be like this, where something is a key from the object The window.onerror event handler is a special browser event handler that fires whenever an uncaught javascript error has been thrown
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When you utilize the onerror event to intercept javascript errors on the page, you have access to these 3 pieces of information as well The trick is to make room for 3 parameters (can be named anything) in the function assigned to window.onerror. Alert(1) alert(1) alert(1) javascript hoisting javascript hoisting references the opportunity to declare functions, variables or classes after they are used so you can abuse scenarios where a xss is using undeclared variables or functions Check the following page for more info
Js hoisting javascript function several web pages have endpoints that accept as parameter the name of the function. You can do a console.log(message) and inspect the contents of the object It would look like { somethinghere 'more data' } to access them, you can do it in the dot notation
