Hacking Websites With Cross-Site Scripting (XSS Attack Basics)

This recipe teaches you the cybersecurity basics of Cross-Site Scripting (XSS). If you want to learn how to improve your web development skills or get a career in cybersecurity, it's a good place to start since this is the #1 most common problem security researchers find in web applications.

This is the first lesson from a full, in-depth training course on XSS.

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[gamegunner]

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[kemoknows]

This was very informative, well edited and I can't wait to see your other videos. Thanks for the work putting this together.

[LoneVocalist]

Before any noobs get excited, he intentionally left out the part that the web page contents only disappeared for him, not for any other users.

[donny]

This was a great and informative tutorial! There is only one slight problem, if you actually want to make modifications to the webpage like the documentElement portion, this tutorial only shows you how its performed on your local browser client side.

[mrnameless]

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[successfulpodcast]

Great job! Now, I need to use this knowledge to protect podcasters on our podcast network from XSS attacks.

[fadlidipo]

then how do you do xss when the website filter the input? as you know many of website already do this. what do you think?

[theuser]

Ive noticed that even if I dont use these strategies to hack, this knowledge is very useful to prevent your website from being penetrated. It's like "it takes one to know one"

[samsameol]

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Studying for security + these videos really help! Thank you

[Welshpatriots]

<script>alert(‘you been hacked’)</script>

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[dcimre]

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[book]

Love the setup, great minimalistic/techy vibes and the content was great and easy to understand too! Just couldn't help but notice that you only blinked like 7 times in the entire video lmao.

[Cfax.]

i use this information to make money i am going to drop a like

[GetMonied]

I've watched so many YouTube videos trying to understand XSS, this video game me just that...
Keep it up boet...