[takeapeek] XSS via HTML tag injection in directory lisiting page

I was taking a peek at `takeapeek` module and found it is vulnerable to XSS via malicious injection in directory listing. It allows execution of arbitrary JS code. # Module **module name:** takeapeek **version:** 0.2.2 **npm page:** `https://www.npmjs.com/package/takeapeek` ## Module Description A simple static webserver with only one command. Heavily inspired by glance, this is really more of a learning experience then anything. ## Module Stats **weekly downloads** 4 # Vulnerability ## Vulnerability Description `takeapeek` module provides a directory listing feature in it's HTTP server but it doesn't sanitize the filename hence a malicious payload in the filename cane be used to invoke an XSS. For example a file can be strategically named as `javascript:alert(1)` and we can see the XSS executing in the browser on clicking that link. ## Steps To Reproduce: - Install `takeapeek` ``` $ npm install -g takeapeek ``` - Create a file with name `javascript:alert(1)` ``` $ touch 'javascript:alert(1)' ``` - Start server in current directory ``` $ takeapeek takepeek listening at http://localhost:3141 ``` - Visit the address in any browser and click on malicous file link that we created. {F417367} ## Supporting Material/References: - Ubuntu 16.04 - node v11.3.0 - npm 6.7.0 - Chrome 72 # Wrap up - I contacted the maintainer to let them know: N - I opened an issue in the related repository: N ## Impact An attacker is able to execute malicious JavaScript in context of other user's browser.