Summary:
A text injection vulnerability exists in the realtime endpoint where user-supplied input in the URL path is reflected directly in the response without proper sanitization.
Affected Endpoint:
https:
Description:
The application reflects arbitrary text provided in the URL path. This allows an attacker to inject misleading or malicious messages that are displayed to users without validation or encoding.
Steps to Reproduce:
Open the following URL in a browser:
https:
Observe that the injected message is rendered in the response.
Impact:
Can be used for phishing or social engineering attacks
May mislead users into visiting malicious links
Damages user trust and platform credibility
Severity: Low (Text Injection, no HTML/JS execution)
Recommendation:
Properly sanitize and encode user-controlled input before rendering
Avoid reflecting raw URL path content directly in responses
Implement input validation and output encoding