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security:xss_cross-site_scripting:about_xss [2020/04/15 08:45] – petersecurity:xss_cross-site_scripting:about_xss [2020/07/15 09:30] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 When the user's browser loads the page, it will execute whatever JavaScript code is contained inside the **<script>** tags.  The attacker has now succeeded with his attack. When the user's browser loads the page, it will execute whatever JavaScript code is contained inside the **<script>** tags.  The attacker has now succeeded with his attack.
  
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 ===== What is malicious JavaScript? ===== ===== What is malicious JavaScript? =====
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 These facts combined can cause very serious security breaches, as we will explain next. These facts combined can cause very serious security breaches, as we will explain next.
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 ===== The consequences of malicious JavaScript ===== ===== The consequences of malicious JavaScript =====
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 To emphasize this point, some examples in this tutorial will leave out the details of a malicious script by only showing **<script>...</script>**.  This indicates that the mere presence of a script injected by the attacker is the problem, regardless of which specific code the script actually executes. To emphasize this point, some examples in this tutorial will leave out the details of a malicious script by only showing **<script>...</script>**.  This indicates that the mere presence of a script injected by the attacker is the problem, regardless of which specific code the script actually executes.
  
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