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weamp;#39;re going to be taking a look at this lab reflected cross-site scripting in a JavaScript URL with some characters blocked this is straight up a very difficult lab thereamp;#39;s a requirement for some underlying knowledge in order to understand this exploit and for that reason weamp;#39;re going to start with the payload and work backwards we can see the payload here after the query string here weamp;#39;ve pasted it into burp decoder just so we can see the URL decoded version of the exploit so we have the initial part of the query string which is the post ID we then have the ampersand we then have a single quote and a closing curly bracket this is going to allow us to inject into the JavaScript since we are inside curly brackets we then have a comma the reason for the comma is we are providing arguments to the fetch API so weamp;#39;re providing a comma separated list of arguments in fact weamp;#39;re providing more than weamp;#39;re supposed to weamp;#39;ll get to th