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whatamp;#39;s up guys this episode weamp;#39;re talking about it sanitizing the rails application to prevent cross-site scripting attacks now what is a cross-site scripting attack well basically anytime you let your users type in HTML on to your website if you take that HTML and you print it out on the response then that will be executed in the browser so what does an example of this look like well if your user types of malicious JavaScript code in their bio like so this could be evaluated on the client-side so what could happen is that I could put in a malicious JavaScript thing here and then any time so on someone viewed my profile they would run that JavaScript meaning that I could steal things like their JSON web s and login as them or anything like that so anything your browser has access to is potentially stealable by cross-site scripting so rails by default will automatically escape the code that you type in and make sure that it does not render on that page and we can see tha