The results of a security audit revealed that our site 开发者_运维知识库may be vulnerable to XSS attacks.Currently the only protection we have against this is by using the default ValidateRequest=\"tr
My application is successfully consuming JSON from the Twitter search API.However, I\'m confused as to how I should process the content.Each Tweet JSON object has a \"text\" property, so I\'d assumed
I\'m writing a script that needs to write the current page location to the DOM, and I\'m concerned about XSS. Is the following Javascript snippet safe from XSS?
I was wondering if checking for and开发者_运维问答 removing \"<script\" from text entry fields would be enough to stop javascript code injection attacks?No, blocking specific cases is not enough -
Here is the vulnerable co开发者_如何学运维de <?php header(\"Location: \".$_POST[\'target\']); ?>
I\'m building a page in asp.net that will use tiny mce to provide a rich text editor on the page.Tiny mc开发者_开发技巧e outputs the rich text as html which I would like to save to a database.Then at
I want to asynchronously query the Foursquare API, which currently does not allow for the old $.get(). My short term solution is to make a Helper that just GETs the data like so:
I\'m wonderin开发者_如何学Cg what the bare minimum to make a site safe from XSS is. If I simply replace < with < in all user submitted content, will my site be safe from XSS?Depends hugely
I am creating an interface for a lending client that will help automate the process of completing a multi-page loan application in an external domain, and am looking for some best practices for comple
I have HTML and JavaScript files on my filesystem for a mobile application that is in development. When the application is deployed to a mobile device, these files will be hosted on the local filesyst
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