# Reflected XSS - Employee Notes
## Reflected XSS (authenticated)
Performance Pro v3.19.17 and earlier is affected by multiple Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities (Persistent/Type II) via POST requests to:
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/index.php?mode=mNote\&job=update
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### Description
The application is vulnerable to multiple instances of stored (persistent) XSS in the Employee Notes functionality. Malicious input provided by an authenticated user is stored server-side and later rendered into the DOM without proper encoding or sanitization. This allows execution of arbitrary JavaScript in the context of any user viewing the affected pages.
Vulnerable parameters:
* title – Reflected unsanitized on /index.php (Employee Notes title field).
* description – Reflected unsanitized on /viewnote.php?id=\ (generated when printing or viewing a note).
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This vulnerability allows attackers to execute malicious scripts, alter the user's interface, and potentially redirect users to malicious sites.
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### Exploitation
* Inject malicious javascript into either the title or the description of the employee note
* Title:
* Once the note has been saved, the injected title is now exploitable upon viewing the home page and or when printing the employee notes.
* Description:
* Once the note has been saved, the injected description is only exploitable when the attacker prints the employee note. That link can then be shared to other authenticated users.
* **Send** the crafted URL to a victim via phishing, social engineering, or any other attack vector.
* When the victim navigates to the modified URL, the application reflects the malicious input directly into the browser without sufficient sanitization.
* **The victim’s browser renders the injected payload** in the error message, allowing arbitrary script execution within the victim's browser.
### Example 1 - Title XSS
* Create a new note\
* Inject a malicious XSS payload into the title and save\
* Click on the malicious title on the Employee Notes page\
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### Example 2 - Description XSS
* Create a new note\
* Inject a malicious XSS payload into the description and save\
* Print the employee note to generate a malicious link\
* Click on the malicious description\
* *\*It is worth mentioning that on the print page the title is also exploitable and vulnerable to XSS. It is not limited to just the description.*\