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1. Cross Site Scripting Joyby Andrew BettsDecember 4th, 2007 Google for ‘cross site scripting‘ and you’ll get a plethora of articles and tutorials about vulnerabilities, loopholes, and exploits. Early in the development of JavaScript it was realised that client-side scripting had the capacity to access information in other browser windows that might be sensitive and which it certainly had no business reading. This was considered a problem and dubbed cross site scripting (thankfully abbreviated (Read Full Article)
   
   

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