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      <title>Svg based Stored Xss</title>
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      <description>Hi, hope you guys doing great! Here is a story about me finding a stored XSS using SVG files.
Approach Found a target that has many features which included Discussion, Discovery, Mixtapes, Shorts, Activity and what not. I went ahead with looking at user dashboard.
Why would I look for xss at a user dashboard where only I am the visitor?
Nice Question! If I found XSS there then it would be considered a self XSS.</description>
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