xssfilter v0.5.3

xss-filter

xss-filter is a XSS (Cross-Site Script) Filter for Node.js & the browser, provides friendly, reliable XSS filter API for you.

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API Documentation

Test HTML:

<div class ="like" ondblclick= "ondblclick(); return false;" onmousedown="mousedown()">
	<div class="title" title="I am a title!" value = "big">title</div>
	<div class="desc" onsubmit="load()">desc</div>
	<div>just a div</div>
	<style type="text">
		.red{color: #f00}
	</style>
	<script>alert(88)</script>
</div>
<script>alert(99)</script>

Result in：

<div class="like">
	<div class="title" title="I am a title!" value="big">title</div>
	<div class="desc">desc</div>
	<div>just a div</div>
</div>

Installation / Download

npm install xssfilter or bower install xssFilter or just download xssFilter.js from the git repo.

Usage

Node.js

var xssFilter = require('xssfilter');
var xssfilter = new xssFilter();

var output = xssfilter.filter('<div class="like" ondblclick="takeme()" onmousedown="mousedown()">something...</div>');
// output: <div class="like">something...</div>

Browser

<script src="./dist/xssFilter.js"></script>
<script>
    var xssfilter = new xssFilter();
    var output = xssfilter.filter('<div class="like" ondblclick="takeme()" onmousedown="mousedown()">something...</div>');
    // output: <div class="like">something...</div>
</script>

Use with require.js

<script src="require.js"></script>
<script>
    define(function() {
        var xssFilter = require('./dist/xssFilter.js');
        var xssfilter = new xssFilter();

        var output = xssfilter.filter('<div class="like" ondblclick="takeme()" onmousedown="mousedown()">something...</div>');
        // output: <div class="like">something...</div>
    });
</script>

Use with sea.js

<script src="sea.js"></script>
<script>
    seajs.use('./dist/xssFilter.js', function(xssFilter){
        var xssfilter = new xssFilter();

        // "<" to &lt; ">" to &gt;
        xssfilter.options('escape', true);

        var output = xssfilter.filter('<div class="like" ondblclick="takeme()" onmousedown="mousedown()">something...</div>');
        // output: &lt;div class="like"&gt;something...&lt;/div&gt;
    })
</script>

Manifest

matchStyleTag

whether match style tag, default is true. Set to false to prevent remove the matched style tags.

matchScriptTag

whether match script tag, default is true. Set to false to prevent remove the matched script tags.

removeMatchedTag

whether remove matched tag, default is true. Set to false to using escape instead of remove.

removeMatchedTag should be used with matchStyleTag and matchScriptTag, for example:

var xssfilter = new xssFilter({
    removeMatchedTag: false
});

<div class ="like" onmousedown="mousedown()">
	<style type="text">
		.red{color: #f00}
	</style>
	something...
</div>
<script>alert(88)</script>

Result in:

<div class="like">
	&lt;style type="text"&gt;
		.red{color: #f00}
	&lt;/style&gt;
	something...
</div>
&lt;script&gt;alert(88)&lt;/script&gt;

blackListAttrs

attributes blacklist, attributes in this list will be cleared.

initial blacklist of attributes：

{
    onclick: true,
    ondblclick: true,
    onchange: true,
    onblur: true,
    onfocus: true,
    onkeydown: true,
    onkeypress: true,
    onkeyup: true,
    onmousedown: true,
    onmousemove: true,
    onmouseover: true,
    onmouseout: true,
    onmouseup: true,
    onselect: true,
    onsubmit: true,
    onreset: true,
    onload: true,
    onabort: true,
    onerror: true
}

escape

escape tags of whole html string, "<" to "&lt;", ">" to "&gt;", default no.

Initialization

The configuration options can be specified by passing an options parameter in the initialization. options is optional, provided to override the default configuration.

var xssfilter = new xssFilter(options);

Instance methods

filter

Filtering target string, accepts only one parameter.

options

Use this method to modify the configuration options after initialization.

var xssfilter = new xssFilter();

xssfilter.options({
    escape: true,
    matchStyleTag: false
});

var output = xssfilter.filter('some html...');

You can also configure single option:

var xssfilter = new xssFilter();
xssfilter.options('escape', true);
var output = xssfilter.filter('some html...');

when set secondary attributes like blackListAttrs, the second argument must be an object {}:

var xssfilter = new xssFilter();

xssfilter.options('blackListAttrs', {
    onsubmit: false
});

var output = xssfilter.filter('<div class="like" ondblclick="ondblclick();" onsubmit="dosomething()">something...</div>');
// output: <div class="like" onsubmit="dosomething()">something...</div>

Testing

npm test

Other xss filter view

• https://github.com/leizongmin/js-xss
• https://github.com/yahoo/xss-filters

License

MIT, see the LICENSE file for detail.