🔒 Fix potential XSS via innerHTML in demo-page.js#3
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Replaced vulnerable innerHTML usages containing string interpolations with safe element creations using \`document.createElement\` and setting \`textContent\`/appending \`createTextNode\`. This effectively prevents unescaped user-input or translations from executing arbitrary HTML or script code. Co-authored-by: tody-agent <176348101+tody-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: Fixed potential Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in
⚠️ Risk: Using
public/js/demo-page.jswhere user-controlled strings (textand translation strings) were interpolated directly intoinnerHTML.innerHTMLwith unsanitized text allows unescaped HTML or script code execution if the input is malicious or contains unexpected tags. This could lead to a user session being compromised.🛡️ Solution: Refactored vulnerable functions (
runDemo,showResult,addAiMessage,addTypingMessage,replaceWithAiMessage) to use safe DOM element construction (document.createElement()) and safely setting text viatextContentordocument.createTextNode().PR created automatically by Jules for task 7625030744720191411 started by @tody-agent