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When a redirect param drops your value into Location: or into client-side code like window.location = params.get('next'), you don't just control a destination — you potentially control a scheme. And javascript:alert(document.domain) is a perfectly valid URL scheme as far as a browser is concerned.

Why open redirect + XSS live in the same house Most hunters treat these as two separate bugs. That's the mistake. An open redirect is you controlling where the browser goes next. XSS is you controlling what the browser executes. The bridge between them is the humble javascript: URI scheme.

Open redirect = "I control the URL." If I control the URL, I might control the scheme. If I control the scheme, javascript: = XSS.

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