cross-site scripting , XSS (Abkürzung)

Well come back next week and talk more about cross-site scripting.

Well, on cross-site scripting, which was the same sort of thing.

I would have just said, oh, that's the same thing as cross-site scripting, no big deal.

There's something called - and we've talked about cross-site scripting.

And I just want to read verbatim what they say about cross-site scripting.

Yeah, actually, cross-site scripting has surpassed Welcome to the new world of the web.

And they were vulnerable to cross-site scripting, so people would immediately be able to leverage them.

Cookies can also be stolen using a technique called cross-site scripting.

"Over time attackers have figured out better and more interesting things to do with cross-site scripting."

We've seen all these cross-site scripting and many other things I talked about in my presentation, which are rather terrifying.

"The alleged attack exploited a vulnerability called cross-site scripting," it said.

The other is cross-site scripting, where that exploits the trust a user has in the site.

Steve Gibsons back now to resume our conversation about cross-site scripting.

Any other addenda or additions before we address cross-site scripting?

And cross-site scripting is one major way that that canhappen.

And I incorrectly said, oh, it's pretty much the same as cross-site scripting, which we've already covered in detail, so next question, please.

And you would - that would end cross-site scripting if you did it.

In order to prevent cross-site scripting, one of the things you do is so-called "output encoding."

When you turn off the JavaScript stuff, it still prevents cross-site scripting.

I heard your last podcast on cross-site scripting.

There was a little blurb about YouTube having some problems with cross-site scripting.

So they know that this is Cross-Site Scripting Part 1.

Cross-site scripting: Scripts in web pages that replicate to other webpages.

So cross-site request forgery is basically the same as cross-site scripting.

Lets get to cross-site scripting, shall we?