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okay so now weamp;#39;re gonna look at xml injection with xml injections we usually target the web server again not directly the end user but the web server the end user talks to and but weamp;#39;re introducing these vulnerabilities in a web setting keep in mind that they can also be used for other settings for example for escalating privileges locally or something like that so why do we look at xml well xml is used very widely itamp;#39;s a very very common standard you might not notice this as an end user but a lot of programs a lot of protocols especially when it comes to microsoft use xml to store data and sometimes itamp;#39;s not that obvious because maybe the file extension looks different but internally a lot of applications use xml also web applications so what does an xml document look like well we have an xml header and encoding and the version then we have very similar to html html used to be xml conform um we have an opening user tag and then we have data within this