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whatamp;#39;s up guys weamp;#39;re going to be running a cross-site scripting attack weamp;#39;ll be solving this lab reflected cross-site scripting in HTML context with all tags blocked except custom ones and thatamp;#39;s really the key to solving this lab itamp;#39;s not especially difficult it just requires awareness of the existence of what we can refer to as custom tags so we know that HTML comes with a predefined set of tags but you can also create your own HTML tags known as custom tags letamp;#39;s take a look at the lab and weamp;#39;ll see why thatamp;#39;s important so the vulnerability is here on the search feature of the blog and the idea is if we try and inject script tags or some kind of HTML element weamp;#39;ll see that itamp;#39;s not possible when we run search we get this Json response tag itamp;#39;s not allowed this is actually the web application firewall intervening and preventing our HTTP requests from even hitting the web app in the first place and
