Protecting Your Users Against Cross-site Scripting

If your site allows users to add content, you need to be sure that attackers cannot inject malicious JavaScript. One method of doing this is called cross-site scripting (XSS). Let's see how an attacker could take advantage of cross-site scripting. → %>

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Protecting Your Users Against Cross-site Scripting