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A reflected XSS vulnerability was discovered in a private program where URL parameters prefixed with 'utm_' were reflected without encoding in a JavaScript context. The breakthrough came from fuzzing parameter names themselves rather than values—specifically injecting JavaScript payload directly into the parameter name (e.g., 'utm_foobarbaz\')<>') which bypassed encoding applied to parameter values.
xss
reflected-xss
parameter-injection
parameter-name-fuzzing
encoding-bypass
utm-parameter
javascript-context
Rahul Maini