If I am retrieving data with $_GET from the URL string and not displaying that data back on a webpage or doing any SQL actions with it, should I still consider using escape, regular expression and oth
I would like to use session storage to query user data in the database only once and then simply use JS to retrieve it, so I\'m thinking about using session storage. My question is next, is that safe?
I\'m writing a simple website and I appreciate my responsibility to avoid my site being used for XSS however I don\'t really want to spend much time on a detailed or heavy weight solution. If I was to
Is it possible to make AJAX-calls (e.g. using jQuery.ajax() ) from local html/js file (e.g. file://home/a.html) to the remote server (e.g. http://domain:8080/api)? If yes, how to enable such XSS (e.g.
To start, please pardon my ignorance, I\'m not a programmer but rather a student research assistant who happens to need to write some programs.
I\'m designing a simple way to communicate between iframes, and I am getting an odd XSS error, even though Both URLs have the save domain.
I understand quite well how XSS works in theory, however I lack the knowledge and imagination to see how an attacker would actually make use of a stolen cookie.
I am using AntiXssLibrary 4.0 but it not escaping \\x3c. What is my mistake? I have configure the AntiXss to be a default HttpEncoder based on here http://haacked.com/archive/2010/04/06/using-antixss
We have been using JSONP (http://code.google.com/p/jquery-jsonp/) to do some localhost calls to retrieve JSON objects... I have upgraded to Firefox 4 today and now the code we were using doesn\'t work
i am into php coding for 1 year now. i don\'t know everything or consider myself professional.but i want to write clean hacker proof coding. i tried to research for example how to stop XSS attacks.but
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