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Cross-Site Scripting Attacks (XSS) –

December 18, 2018

Today on SDL, Russ is out sick with something he caught from eating shawarma from street vendors somewhere so we are going to talk, by which I mean, I am going to rattle on about Cross-Site Scripting Attacks and how they work. These attacks, which are far more common that bad shawarma, are used to collect data. So, on the final SDL of 2018, stick around.

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