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hey everybody john wagon here with dev central weamp;#39;re coming to you with another light board lesson and today weamp;#39;re gonna go over the Oh wash top ten vulnerabilities and weamp;#39;ve weamp;#39;ve got had a couple other videos on this today weamp;#39;re talking about the four the number four vulnerability on that list and itamp;#39;s the XML external entities or itamp;#39;s the acronym that they use is X X which by the way I donamp;#39;t know why they they call it X X C because itamp;#39;s XML external entities but nonetheless somebody named it xx see thatamp;#39;s what it is essentially what this vulnerability does is it takes advantage of XML processors or XML parsers in your web application that might process or parse some bad data so let me give you kind of a kind of an example here letamp;#39;s say you have a web application here and that web application is built with the foundation of you know a lot of different stuff but one of the things that it has the c
