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Same-Site Leaks (SS-Leaks)

Same-Site Leaks (SS-Leaks)

Same-site leaks (SS-Leaks) adapt cross-site leak techniques to HTML injection on the target site. The linked research uses nested <object> fallbacks, lazy loading, and responsive images to convert differences such as HTTP 200 versus 404 responses into requests to an attacker-controlled endpoint, even when SameSite=Lax cookies and a restrictive Content Security Policy prevent simpler XS-Leak techniques.[1]

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Locked

Unlock with your Main_Key through local GPG.

Start the local GPG helper

In your cheatsheet checkout, run:

npm run unlock:helper

Open the link it prints, or paste its pairing code below. Keep the terminal open until GPG finishes.

Import an index you already decrypted

Download the encrypted index, then decrypt with GPG:

gpg --output report-index.json --decrypt report-index.gpg

Your private key stays in GPG. The decrypted index is saved in this browser so you can reopen it after navigation, refreshes and restarts. Lock this browser or clear this site's browser data to remove the saved index. Nothing is uploaded.