Cross-site Scripting - SY0-601 CompTIA Security+ : 1.3

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Cross-site scripting takes advantaged of a trusted browser to attack other systems. In this video, you’ll learn about reflected and stored XSS attacks and I’ll demonstrate a cross-site scripting attack on a vulnerable system.
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[jacksippel]

Very clear description of both types of XSS. I appreciated the demonstration in WebGoat, and the real world example with Subaru.

[jaredpatterson]

Good lord, the ways people come up with how to do evil to one another 🙄😑

[deeptisharma]

All your videos are so informational.. thank you !

[Frawkesish]

This is amazing ! I am so happy I got into bug bounties as a hobby because all that stuff I learned through that has been in this course!! 🎉🎉🎉 Let's

[howardharris]

Excellent quality lecture very clear and easy to understand. Thanks you professor messer you have taught me a lot.

[max-a-xil]

So with the Reflected XSS, how in the world would the script be executed from the credit card number box if the script isn't there? I guess I'm asking how it's possible to enter your credit card and not notice a whole script next to the input of the credit card?

[hananonihongo]

Thank you for the courses, Professor Messer - you're the best!

[tgrav]

These videos are so helpful! Thanks to Professor Messer I already passed CompTIA Network+ n10-008

[BigPorta]

Give me 6 months going straight for Sec+

[clintmillent]

So would it be best to know how to use java, and any programs we are protecting?

[jennakfae]

great video. simple explanations thank you

[coreyswantner]

I would think that persistent XSS would be the most popular due its inherent ability to gain a breadth of data off of a high volume of users. Though would it require more risk of being caught?

[Redrumm]

finally I understand this, thank you 😊