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A 16-Level XSS Challenge, held in summer 2014 (plus one hidden level)

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On level 4, it is assumed that the attacker owns a domain name. Given solutions use 2 unicode characters for the domain name, totalling 6 bytes. The actual shortest domain name in use is 'uz' (http://uz/) which is a registrar for .uz, Uzbekistan's ccTLD, making the answer shorter by 4 bytes.

Re: A 16-Level XSS Challenge, held in summer 2014 (plus one hidden level)

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post #4

On level 4, it is assumed that the attacker owns a domain name. Given solutions use 2 unicode characters for the domain name, totalling 6 bytes. The actual shortest domain name in use is 'uz' ( http://uz/ ) which is a registrar for .uz, Uzbekistan's ccTLD, making the answer shorter by 4 bytes.

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