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hello and welcome to secure code warrior in this module weamp;#39;ll be looking at cross-site scripting or XSS in this section will explain what XSS is its causes and Preventionamp;#39;s and some potential hazards so what is XSS XSS enables attackers to inject malicious HTML or JavaScript into the web browser of users three types of XSS exist reflected persistent and Dom based what causes XSS attacks if user input is not properly encoded before being rendered back to the application output malicious HTML or JavaScript code that is supplied to the application will be evaluated in the users web browser to understand XSS attacks letamp;#39;s look at an example an attacker submits a blog post containing a malicious script on a vulnerable site the script will redirect users reading the blog post to a hostile site on submit the script is not validated and is saved as ease into the database the use of browsers to the blog post the application server fetches the malicious script and renders