XSS and friends |
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2025-02-24 |
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Protecting against XSS and other data hacks is easy enough. The hard part is ensuring you
haven't forgotten a case. So what can we do?
One approach is to test thoroughly. Inject bad data in all possible inputs to your
application and test the output. Easier said than done.
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