Create wordpress_abuse_cross_site_scripting.yml #2257
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Create wordpress_abuse_cross_site_scripting.yml by @morriscode #2257 Source SHA f3b6195 Triggered by @morriscode
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Description
Detects inbound messages from likely compromised WordPress sites that exhibit indicators of cross-site scripting (XSS) attempts. The rule identifies potential script injection patterns within message bodies and flags subjects containing multiple suspicious JavaScript-related keywords or indicators.
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