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They are bringing back tubes
November 6, 2012 5:50 pm | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsYes, tubes are coming back. No, not the thermionic space bottles of my youth. These are a different kind of tube. Made of small bits of graphene. Carbon nanotubes. IBM reports on their progress in the area. And it is amazing.
Kickstarter, HP calculators, and PCB land patterns, oh my!
October 29, 2012 5:27 pm | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsGabriel of Gabotronics asked me to promote his kickstarter project as time was running out and he had not yet met his goal. Due to some technical difficulties I was unable to get to the project promotion until today. Sorry Gabriel. But Gabriel is not sorry.
Power up
October 22, 2012 9:36 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsAs the weeks and months go by I am going to be doing a number of hands-on projects. OSH Park will be making boards for those projects available for those of you who want to build something. But it does no good to build something if you don't have power to power it.
Preparing for the wrong catastrophe
October 17, 2012 9:26 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsI was excited by a report at ECN saying that the world matched the hottest September temperature again this past September. Well that got me to thinking. CO2 is still rising and hot temperatures are only being matched? Doesn't the theory run - more CO2 makes the climate hotter? What happened?
Filling the gap
October 15, 2012 1:53 pm | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsGraphene has been getting a lot of press lately touting it as the electronics material of the future. It is a strong single-layer material with high electron mobility. All good things for a semiconductor material.But single-layer graphene lacks something very important for a semiconductor material: a band gap.
Computer-generated art that doesn't look computer-generated
October 10, 2012 10:09 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsI went to a city wide art show this last weekend and ran into the most marvelous artists who does computer generated art that doesn't look like computer generated art - at least not the generic stuff you so often see. His name is Barry Reithmeier. He has a feel for the medium. He uses a tool called Bryce which is currently available for free.
Solder wicki
October 8, 2012 11:31 am | by M. Simon | Articles | CommentsI like to do projects. I like to do projects that involve soldering. These days that means surface mount. And therein lies a tale. I design my own boards and get them produced by OSH Park they do great work. I try to make the boards easy to solder. To see the little bits when I do do the soldering I use a pair of Foster Grants with 3.25 magnification...
A roundup
October 3, 2012 9:01 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsGabtronicis has updated their micro e-scopes. You may recall I did an article on them a while back. They also have a Kickstarter project to raise money to do more interesting things. Gabriel (the "Gab" of Gabtronics) likes Atmel XMEGA microcontrollers. Daishinku Corporation (KDS) has been very helpful to me with some projects I'm working on...
A flywheel in the ointment
October 1, 2012 8:51 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsI have been big on flywheels for electrical energy storage for quite some time. So it was quite a disappointment to me to hear that high tech flywheel company Beacon Power did a Solyndra and reneged on a government loan because it could not finance its debts from income.
Your dollars are blowing in the wind and burning in the sun
September 19, 2012 10:41 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsMy last column on alternative energy, A blow to wind energy, evoked more than a few complaints. For an engineering magazine writer a number of people thought that I was light on the numbers. So lets do some numbers. For that we will need a baseline. What is the cost of electrical energy in America these days? The Bureau of Labor Statistics says that the average cost of electricity in the US is 13.5cents per kilowatt hour.
Carbon-based logic
September 18, 2012 9:14 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsPhysics World reports some spectacular advances in turning graphene-based semiconductors into real-world logic chips. Graphene will do some real good for us logic guys because of its carrier mobility. It is over 140 times that of silicon. Plus its heat conductivity is about 10x that of metals like copper and aluminum, and its resistivity is about 2/3rds that of copper at room temperature.
Doing the math
September 14, 2012 9:49 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsFor all you random number lovers there is some excellent documentation on the www about linear feed back shift registers. LFSRs are a way to produce quasi random numbers without too much effort. Why quasi random? Well one number is excluded (all ones or all zeroes) depending in whether you use the XNOR or XOR function for computing your random number.
Stack architecture
September 7, 2012 9:11 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsI have been interested in computers with stack architectures for a long time. I wrote a bit about one of the latest versions at ECN a while back: Testing The GA144 Eval Board. For those of you not familiar with the subject I thought it might be a good idea to present some resource material.
Hit them with a lightning bolt
September 5, 2012 3:22 pm | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsAs some of you may remember, I was having some trouble with the Atmel programming tools. Their Studio 6 assembler and simulator are excellent. But their chip programmers leave one or two things to be desired. Well I'm going to do the usual hardware guy solution. I'm going to hit the pins used for programming with lightning bolts.
A blow to wind energy
September 4, 2012 10:13 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsMy local paper says that the wind energy business is likely to slow down in 2013. They explain that it will be bad for a local manufacturer that makes parts for the turbines and who also makes machines to make the parts. When you make 10 ton hubs for the turbines it is best to make them as close to the installation site as possible. Otherwise the shipping costs can ruin your profits.
I ran across a few things
August 29, 2012 11:37 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsI have started a number of new projects. One of them is designing a simple Forth for the ARM processor. To do that I needed a simple guide to the ARM Assembly language. I like this one written by Peter Knaggs and Stephen Welsh. Peter is quite active in the Forth community, but that was just a coincidence (I'm a big Forth fan in case you didn't know).
Reality strikes
August 20, 2012 9:43 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsLife can be interesting - way more interesting than I like. I downloaded the driver for the Adafruit programmer I bought. I installed the driver required and I got stuck. My PC doesn't seem to recognize the programmer. Since the "power good light" is controlled by a pin on the programmer according to the schematic, I plugged in the board I wanted to program (MCU10 Developer)...
A few delays
August 13, 2012 8:59 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsThose of you who have been following along with my adventures with the Atmel ATtiny10 at A tiny bit of work and I found a bug, will know that I encountered some problems with the Atmel programmer I bought from Mouser. So I started in last week-end building the Adafruit programmer that I thought would solve my problems. But I ran into a snag.
I found a bug
August 3, 2012 11:46 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsLast week I was discussing a board I designed to do development (hardware and software) of the Atmel ATTiny10 microprocessor. I had gotten the board built and was ready to write some software in assembler (my favorite way of writing programs next to writing them in Forth). So I wrote a very simple program that just turned on the internal pull up resistors on three of the pins.
A tiny bit of work
July 27, 2012 9:29 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsI'm working on a project that is using the Atmel ATTiny10 microprocessor. The processor is a cute little device with 4 I/O pins, 1,000 bytes of flash and 32 bytes of RAM not counting processor registers some of which could be used as RAM in a pinch. In order to do the development I bought an AVRISP mkII programmer which comes with version 4 of the software development tools.
I put my finger on it
July 12, 2012 8:52 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsWay back in the Dark Ages (the late '70s) I was troubleshooting a military radio that had a phase locked loop (PLL) BFO. I couldn't get it to lock properly. The previous version of the loop worked fine, but the new layout was noisy. I was called in as a consultant because the regulars at the company had worked for six months on the problem and were unable to resolve it.
Getting kitted up
June 19, 2012 10:48 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsIf you are interested in going into the kit business, Jameco has a service for you. The process for getting your kit made is simple. You submit your kit idea to their forum and if it gets enough votes Jameco will go into production with your design. Kind of like Kickstarter. They are partial to parts in the Jameco catalog of course, but it is not a requirement.
Hacking space
June 12, 2012 9:22 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsBrent at Talk-Polywell (a nuclear fusion board) left a link there to a list of Maker/Hacker spaces involved in developing equipment for use in space. Here is the list: Hackers In Space. Let me add that it is not just an American phenomenon. One of the spaces on the list is in China. They are focusing on food production in limited spaces.
Finding a board supplier
June 7, 2012 8:31 am | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsI'm having a little difficulty with my board supplier. Lead times are lengthening which is putting my schedules for some projects in trouble. The market for the PCB service I'm using/looking for is kind of new and obviously things haven't settled out. And what is the service? Small volumes - 1 to 25 pieces.
Micro micros
May 29, 2012 12:16 pm | by M. Simon | Blogs | CommentsAtmel has some very neat microprocessors in a 6-pin SOT package. Sixteen-bit processors with eight-bit internal buses. About sixty-eight cents in onesies for the high-end version. It operates on 1.8 to 5.5 volts using milliamps to microamps depending. And up to 8MHz clock speed at full crank.


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MEANWHILE, heat oil in large skillet on medium heat. Add chicken; cook 5 to 6 min. on each side or until done (165°F). Remove chicken from skillet; cover to keep warm. Add cream cheese, broth, dressing, onions and basil to skillet; cook and stir 3 to 5 min. or until cream cheese is melted and sauce begins to thicken. Stir in peas and tomatoes; top with chicken. Cook 2 to 4 min. or until peas are crisp-tender and mixture is heated through.
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Looking for any porygon, offering master ball or dwf vulpix dratini psyduck seviper snover
Looking for any porygon, offering master ball or dwf vulpix dratini psyduck seviper snover
If i provide my own porygon with my own up-grade and dubious disc, i just need someone to trade and trade back with to help it evolve.
that is very much appreciated. c:
pm please c:
White 2 friend code: 2924 6973 2756
have a ut porygon with trace ability pm me with offers
I need a Porygon and it doesnt matter what level or nature. I just need any Porygon. PM me pls
I have the dream world event porygon with analytic in my entralink so tell me what nature you need and I'll sort it out. I Want event pokemon that were not released in the United Kingdom... PM with your offers
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Loving Nadine Coyle
Looking to trade for a Porygon, preferably still in it's egg. I have all starters from all generations and too many other to list. Try requesting one and I may have it.
Friend Code: 4814-4901-4114
Game Version: Black 2
I have DW porygon UT if anyone wants one.
For trade:
Legendaries- Shiny rash , Shiny relaxed , Sassy , , 2 (one docile, one lax), , , (DW event), , ,
DW(non-female)- ,
DW females-
Friend Codes:
White- 2537 7184 5779
Looking for a flawless/Near-Flawless Porygon. Pm with requests
My Shinies:
Wants(Preferably shiny):
I got Porygons for trade, hatched or still in eggs. They got the attacks conversation 2, conversation, tackle and sharpen. PM if you are interested.
I need a DW porygon bold, calm or modest nature will trade any pokemon in my signature
Steel is the type of science
I got a shiny porygon-z for trade. Pm offers if your interested
Hi I need a Porygon 2. Can trade Articuno, Moltres, Groundon. Or just ask and I may have the Pokemon you want. Thanks
Hello, i need a Porygon to complete my national dex. I have a pretty good amount of legendaries to trade. i only need about 9 more pokemon so if youd like something else i most likely have it. Thanks!
I have a few Porygon to trade. Mostly UT and can breed more. I'm open to offers.
Extended White 2 Team
White 2 Friend Code: 2624 0604 4045
im looking for a quiet nature porygon with up-grade attached or a poryogn 2, ev'd in special attck and HP, with the ability trace, if you have anything along these lines then please get in contact with me and i will tell you about what i can breed, including many rare pokemon and dream world poke's
75% of Pokemon gamers use cheats and specially made codes to make their pokemon battle-worthy. If you are one of the 25% percent that level their Pokemon up legally, put this in your signature. (Started by SkittyLover77)
Also looking for female dream world moxie heracross and a miltank message me I have many dream world pokemon
I have a few UT porygon to trade dm me with offers
I have an UT Dream World Porygon with its Analytic ability. Anyone interested just pm with an offer, please and thanks
SoulSilver friend code: 3268 7756 7717
White friend code: 3955 9592 8890
White 2 friend code: 4342 5081 9665
3DS friend code: 2122 6643 3100
My shinies for trade:
My Events for trade:
I have an untouched Modest DW Porygon if anyone wants to trade for it, it has my OT on it, so I can nickname it if you want.
I'm also looking for a NON-DW Porygon, doesn't need anything special about it. I just can't catch it because I have no means of making my White Forest grow.
One with Adaptability and "Relatively Superior" stats or "Outstanding" would be greatly prefered, and would save me a lot of time.
Friend Code: 5157-9187-5773
Good Serebii Trades: 18 Bad Serebii Trades: 0
Trade completed.
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VM/PM me if you need any particular pokemon. I like trading o u o
Name: Sun Sun
Need a Porygon2 to complete national dex, have all starters and am willing to trade a Phione.
My shinys <3
White 2 FC 0390 9363 2709
UU Team:
Looking for DW:
OU Team:
Looking for:
Have for trade:
Can anyone spare me a porygon?
I have a very... unique request.
I am looking for a Porygon, or any of its evolutions with all of their possible ribbons, or close at least. (Although it would be mighty nifty, I am not counting the world champ ribbons and the like).
This means having (Or close to having) the fallowing ribbons:
3rd gen:
All 20 contest
artist ribbon
2 battle tower ribbons
Coliseum 100 battle ribbon
League ribbon
Effort ribbon (Could also be 4th gen)
4th gen:
All 20 contest
7 day ribbons
the 6(?) battle tower ribbons
Footprint ribbon
League Ribbon
Legendary Ribbon (Battle and beat RED)
The 3 Gorgeous Ribbons
For a Porygon (Or for that matter, any Pokémon, just preferable a Porygon family member) with all (Or near all) of the above, I am willing to pay greatly. I have a handful of shinys, DWF Pokémon, Legends, Events, EV/IV trained Pokémon, among much more that I could use to make a trade. If you happen to have something you feel fits this request, please PM me, and we can find out a deal!
offering all white 2 legendaries.
I don't collect. I local battle only so what im looking for can be hacked or legit pokemon either way.
I can fuse kyurem and reshiram at request.
What i want:
Pokemon: Dragonite
nickname: none
Level: 100
Moves:extreme speed,Fire punch, earthquake, draco meteor.
Ability: multiscale
friend code:4084 4612 2130
Game:white 2
Pokeball:Cherish ball
(will also give held items such as nuggets for specific pokeball)
moves:bullet punch, pursuit, aerial ace, bug bite.
ability: technician
nickname:Static force
moves:triattack, icebeam, psyshock, darkpulse.
ability: adabtability
nature: timid.
Ev:sp attack/speed.
IV: Flawless
pokeball:timer ball
moves:extreme speed, wildcharge, Ironhead,overheat.
Pokeball:moonball or quick ball
moves:shadow ball,sludge bomb, energy ball, thunder bolt.
ev:sp attack/speed
Pokeball: duskball
moves: aurasphere, vacumm wave,dragonpulse, protect.
Ability:inner focus
ev:sp attack/speed
pokeballreimer ball
Looking for porygon2.....can trade pretty much anything you would need...including rares and non-Gen V Pokemon (Please see signature)
Black 2 FC - 2237 7545 2673
Looking for:
Can offer:
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This is a pdf applique pattern featuring a fun summer kite!
Included in pdf pattern:
- Iron on applique instructions
- Outline drawing of applique with numbering for easy assembly.
- Full color drawing of applique for color reference.
- Name of and placement of hand embroidery stitches. These can also be drawn on with a fabric marker. You do not need to know how to embroider to use this pattern!
**Bonus** Print the included full color version onto iron-on transfer paper for even more project opportunities!
Use your creativity to make a ton of different projects! This pattern can be used to create a full sized quilt, a nursery wall hanging, or the perfect able runner for your dining room table. Create boutique style kids applique shirts, baby bodysuits, little girls applique dresses, or even aprons. This template would even work great for paper crafts. Make unique cards or use it as a scrapbook template. So many possibilities! You are only limited by your own imagination.
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Listen, Whitey! Celebrate Black History Month on February 4 at Fantagraphics Bookstore with two new books on the Civil Rights movement. Fantagraphics Bookstore kicks off Black History Month on Saturday, February 4 with the debut of two diverse books. Seattle-based music scholar Pat Thomas, author of Listen, Whitey!: The Sights and Sounds of Black Power 1965 – 1975, will be joined by Seattle authors Mark Long and Jim Demonakos, who together with cartoonist Nate Powell created the graphic novel The Silence of Our Friends. The Silence of Our Friends is the semi-autobiographical tale of Mark Long. Set in 1967 Texas against the backdrop of the civil rights struggle, a white family from a notoriously racist suburb and a black family from its poorest ward cross Houston's color line, overcoming fear and violence to win the freedom of five black college students unjustly charged with the murder of a policeman. Co-authored by Jim Demonakos (founder of Seattle's Emerald City Comicon), and drawn by award-winning cartoonist Nate Powell, The Silence of Our Friends is a new and important entry in the body of civil rights literature. |


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – February 9, 2012 — Special Olympics and Best Buddies participants and supporters joined together yesterday on Capitol Hill to meet with America's elected leaders to urge continued commitment to the work of the late Eunice Kennedy Shriver and to make sure that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) are top of the mind when critical decisions are made for the country. Throughout the day, athletes and ambassadors met face-to-face with their congressional representatives in more than 300 scheduled appointments. The group, made up of people with and without IDD, advocated the passage of the Eunice Kennedy Shriver Act of 2011.
Shriver dedicated her life to providing opportunities for children and adults with IDD to become fully integrated into society. Shriver, who passed away in August 2009, founded Special Olympics in 1968 and was a longtime advocate and board member of Best Buddies, founded in 1989.
People with IDD continue to lack access to essential human services, ranging from employment opportunities to access to healthcare. Special Olympics and Best Buddies supporters urged members of Congress to support critical government programs that address these needs. They also advocated passage of The Eunice Kennedy Shriver Act, which will continue a national commitment that the U.S. Congress made with passage of the 2004 Special Olympics Sport and Empowerment Act. The Eunice Kennedy Shriver Act incorporates the Best Buddies Empowerment for People with Intellectual Disabilities Act passed by the U.S. House of Representatives in April 2009, which expired in 2010. This combined legislation continues the legacy of Shriver by authorizing critical funds for specific programs supporting people with IDD in sports, health, education, and employment program initiatives.
Following their time with members of Congress, a special evening candlelight vigil was held around the Capitol Reflecting Pool as a tribute to Eunice Kennedy Shriver and as a poignant reminder of the ongoing and urgent needs of people with people with IDD, and everyone's ability to aid in the fight for the civil rights of all citizens.
Special Olympics Chairman and CEO Dr. Timothy Shriver invoked the spirit of Americans who have fought for civil rights, including his mother, Special Olympics Founder Eunice Kennedy Shriver, during the candlelight vigil: "We stand here today, in the tradition of great people who fought for a country where people are judged for who they are. We stand here now among people who are every bit as great as they were: the athletes, Buddies, leaders and volunteers of these two great movements. Let justice and righteousness be our motto."
"As we leave Capitol Hill tonight, please remember that our job here is to protect and support programs that serve people with intellectual disabilities," said Special Olympics Southern California athlete Lindsay Mibach. "We need to work hard and stay focused and continue to prove to our representatives that we are worthy of our government's investment."
Best Buddies Ambassador Edward Corser of Miami, Florida called the crowd to action: "What if Best Buddies and the Special Olympics didn't exist? What if our representatives on the Hill dared to help us grow even more? What if through the help of Best Buddies and Special Olympics YOU took the initiative to make a better life for yourself? Take the initiative. Be the voice. Make a change."
Special Olympics and Best Buddies constituents demonstrated through their advocacy why Congress should enact legislation to expand these highly effective programs. Special Olympics and Best Buddies provide experiences that truly transcend the playing field and transform our classrooms, our workplaces, and our communities.
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Year of Publication: 1995
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Notation Type: Algebraic (AN)
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On Nov. 13, 2010, the Second Annual Pulmonary Pints: Pubcrawl for PH took place in the Federal Hill neighborhood of Baltimore, Md. The pubcrawl was planned by sisters Katy Hayes and Ashley Boehk, who were inspired by their mother, Kathy. Kathy, a PH patient of more than 10 years, helped plan the first Pulmonary Pints in September 2009. Sadly, Kathy passed away shortly thereafter in October 2009.
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4. Blake Baggett (USA), Kawasaki – 4-4
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How to use these XSS jnection vectors?
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Hi all
I'm dedicated in learn XSS, I understand the basic and I'm learning everyday more and more - thanks to this great forum and all you guys.
Most of my tests are with FireFox 16.0.2 and this vulnerable test site (it's a site created intentionally to be vulnerable and test web issues):
However, if you prefer any other to give me an working example not problem. :)
During these days I have collected a set of XSS payloads that are very interesting, however I'm unable to reproduce them and make the so wanted alert box appear. Can you please take a look at them and let me know why they are not working on my target test site?
Case #01:
/./iiin({}) // Chrome only
Ref.: http://sla.ckers.org/forum/read.php?2,29090,page=12
I tested with last version of Chrome and it doesn't work. Is it really possible to generate an alert box? Or is it just an test that do not produce anything useful?
Case #02:
"<META HTTP-EQUIV=â€Link†Content=â€<http://ha.ckers.org/xss.css>; REL=stylesheetâ€>"
Ref.: http://www.thespanner.co.uk/2007/10/01/xss-attacks-a-practical-example/
I tested with last version of Chrome and my Firefox and it doesn't work. Can someone point me what's wrong? Also, is there an special way to encode it to make it work?
I tried it like these without success:
http://demo.testfire.net/search.aspx?txtSearch="<META HTTP-EQUIV=â€Link†Content=â€<http://ha.ckers.org/xss.css>; REL=stylesheetâ€>"
http://demo.testfire.net/search.aspx?txtSearch="><META HTTP-EQUIV=â€Link†Content=â€<http://ha.ckers.org/xss.css>; REL=stylesheetâ€>"
Case #03:
I have seen many of these crazy payloads:
However it doesn't work - I'm pretty sure that I'm missing something to make it works. I tested on last version of Chrome and Firefox on the test site with encoding, adding <script> tag, etc and nothing. Can soneome please give me an working example? I guess should be a generic way to test it such as we do with <script>alert(1)</script>, right?
Case #04:
Another very weird XSS payload, never worked in my tests with the environment previouus described.
Is is real? Someone got it working? How? Can you please give me an example?
Case #05:
These payloads where you are in theory able to change the conten-type and define it as UTF-7 and inject this payloads with unicode or even non-alpha. Some payloads that I found use <head> before meta tag, however, none of them work. I tried URL-encode, inject <script> tag before, etc. I think they are very, very specific or I'm missing something.
<META HTTP-EQUIV="CONTENT-TYPE" CONTENT="text/html; charset=UTF-7">this['docum'+([][+[]]+[])[!+[]+!![]+!![]]+([][+[]]+[])[+!![]]+(!![]+[])[+[]]][({}+[])[!+[]+!![]+!![]+!![]+!![]]+({}+[])[+!![]]+({}+[])[+!![]]+'\x6b\x69\x65']
<head><META HTTP-EQUIV="CONTENT-TYPE" CONTENT="text/html; charset=UTF-7">'\u005c\u0075\u0030\u0030\u0036\u0031\u005c\u0075\u0030\u0030\u0036\u0063\u005c\u0075\u0030\u0030\u0036\u0035\u005c\u0075\u0030\u0030\u0037\u0032\u005c\u0075\u0030\u0030\u0037\u0034\u0028\u0031\u0029'.replace(/\u005c\u0075\u0030\u0030\u0036\u0031\u005c\u0075\u0030\u0030\u0036\u0063\u005c\u0075\u0030\u0030\u0036\u0035\u005c\u0075\u0030\u0030\u0037\u0032\u005c\u0075\u0030\u0030\u0037\u0034\u0028\u0031\u0029/,\u0065\u0076\u0061\u006c)</head>
<META HTTP-EQUIV="CONTENT-TYPE" CONTENT="text/html; charset=UTF-7">2BIBoAxAPAACU-tag+style%2BAD0AIg-xss%3Aexpression%28alert%286%29%29%2BACI-+%2BIBoAxCIr-
Can you please give a working example?
Case #06: - OK, I promise, this is the last one :-)
This one use some kind of strange charset, never worked here as well. I have no idea about how to encode it because with URL-encode it doesn't work to produce a alter box.
As I told on the beginning, please, feel free to test all of them on the test website (http://demo.testfire.net/search.aspx?txtSearch=InjectHere) and please, let me know if you were able to reproduce any of them. Also, if you prefer to use any other test site no problem. Maybe is there any requirement on the vulnerable script that is not present in this test site?
As you see I'm very curious about this strange and weird XSS, I would love to see them working, but I was unable myself, so I'm asking your help sla.ckers masters.
Re: How to use these XSS jnection vectors?
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Date: November 08, 2012 02:35PM
First of all to gain a solid understanding of XSS I recommend http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/tangled/ . I think that will help more than disconnected examples. But, since you asked, I'll try to answer from memory:
Case #01:
Look at the first page of the thread; this is a bypass of Gareth's JSReg sandbox. http://sla.ckers.org/forum/read.php?2,29090,page=1
Case #02 and #05 and #06:
These all require unusual encodings. As you notice, <meta> tags can be used to define encodings. However, encodings are normally defined in the HTTP response headers - use an intercepting proxy like Burp to see these. Headers generally take precedence over HTML, so a <meta encoding tag may be overridden by a header.
I'm not the right person to answer #03 and #04.
Many of the weirder vectors you see here will rely on browser peculiarities, which may change at any time.
For a maintained list of practically useful vectors, see http://html5sec.org/
Also relevant is http://shazzer.co.uk/home . The first tests created at the bottom of the list on http://shazzer.co.uk/vectors are particularly interesting.
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Re: How to use these XSS jnection vectors?
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Hi Albino
Thanks for your answer, very appreciated.
I will take a closer look at this book that you are referencing.
This http://html5sec.org/ is nice.
The other site (http://shazzer.co.uk/vectors) provides a lot of examples, but most of them do not looks that exotic like the ones that I referenced. IF you know other sites with a list of exotic XSS, please, let me know.
Re: How to use these XSS jnection vectors?
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Take a closer look at shazzer - most of the vectors have a single exotic character. By chaining together a few different ones you could create something pretty interesting.
https://twitter.com/XSSVector has some good tricks too.
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