I am trying to get updated on available and appropriate counter-measures that actively reduces the chance of being hit by the XSS train during 2011.
I have an HTML form in MVC ASP.NET which the user fills out and the request goes to the server [AJAX] then we send a mail them to inform them.I use the hidden key to store information on the page.
My friend and I have a pari for beer. From wikipedia: Requiring a secret, user-specific token in all form submissions and
I have an email address param where email addresses are passed un-encoded like so: http://domain/script?email=test+test@gmail.com
A user recently reported to me that they could exploit the BBCode tag [img] that was available to them through the forums.
So, I have data like: \"recipient\'s name\" That 开发者_Go百科was encoded on the server as: recipient's name
I\'m making a web application using PHP in where I have a form that makes entries into a MySQL database and later displays it on another webpage. But the problem is that the text boxes in the form ten
Is is possible to send custom information to $_SERVER[REMOTE_ADDR]; or $_SERVER[HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR]; ?
I am developing some GWT application that some third-part will need to import into his own website. The application that I am developing consist hosted on my machine wh开发者_运维百科ich say at:
If you have say an HTML5 games arcade, that allows users to upload a script that runs a game with HTML5 and Javascript, assuming you have no filters on their input (apart from only allowing JS and HTM
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