(XSS) cross-site scripting definition
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Definition of cross-site scripting : noun
- From the intrusion kill chain model, a malicious code delivery technique that allows hackers to send code of their choosing to their victim’s browser.Within 20 hours, the Samy XSS attack of 2005 compromised over a million victims.
"cross-site scripting" on the Word Notes podcast.
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...Researchers at Orca Security discovered a Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability affecting Azure Service Fabric Explorer (SFX).XSS flaw can lead to remote code execution.The vulnerability, which Orca calls “Super FabriXss,” can allow “remote attackers to leverage an XSS vulnerability to achieve remote code execution on a container hosted on a Service Fabric node without the need for authentication.”The researchers explain, “The vulnerability arises from a vulnerable ‘Node Name’ parameter, which can be exploited to embed an iframe in the user’s context. ...
...XSS flaw in Azure SFX can lead to remote code execution. ...
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...A researcher shows Kaspersky, Panda, and AVG vulnerable to DOM-based cross-site scripting (XSS), showing how difficult it can be to secure a complex Website. ...
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