Defenses: Input is stored in a database and viewed later by an administrator in a different context (the "admin panel"). No direct reflection.
Submit your feedback to the site administrator. Your input is not reflected here, but it will be safely stored and reviewed by an admin later.
CONCEPT: Blind XSS
Blind XSS is a type of Stored XSS where the attacker's input is saved by the server and executed in a different part of the application or by a different user — typically an administrator viewing logs, tickets, or feedback. Because the attacker cannot see the execution context, they use payloads that "call home" (e.g., sending an HTTP request to the attacker's server with the victim's cookies, local storage, or a screenshot). To solve this level, inject a payload that exfiltrates data (like cookies) when viewed. The system simulates an admin checking the feedback.
Note: In a real attack, you would wait. Here, you can trigger the admin view manually: Simulate Admin View
Waiting for admin interaction... (the page checks automatically)