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Telegram Desktop Flaw Lets Attackers Steal Chat Messages Through Poisoned HTML Exports

Cybersecurity NewsSeptember 15, 20264 min read

A high-severity Telegram Desktop vulnerability let attackers hide JavaScript in bot-created inline keyboard buttons and steal chat content when victims exported conversations as HTML files. Telegram fixed the issue in Desktop Beta 6.9.4 and Stable 7.0.1, but HTML exports created with older versions may remain unsafe. Security researchers Denis Rostilov and Aleksander Rostilov of ExPatch […] The post Telegram Desktop Flaw Lets Attackers Steal Chat Messages Through Poisoned HTML Exports appeared first on Cyber Security News.

A high-severity Telegram Desktop vulnerability let attackers hide JavaScript in bot-created inline keyboard buttons and steal chat content when victims exported conversations as HTML files. Telegram fixed the issue in Desktop Beta 6.9.4 and Stable 7.0.1, but HTML exports created with older versions may remain unsafe. Security researchers Denis Rostilov and Aleksander Rostilov of ExPatch discovered the stored cross-site scripting flaw in…

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