XSS Cross Site Scripting attack- Hacking Technique

Cross Site Scripting or XSS is a hacking technique that exists for few decades now and that keeps on developing.

It is considered to be the most common vulnerability that has been in the OWASP top 10 for years.

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You will learn how to test web application for Cross Site Scripting manually by preforming code injection from the start, as well as performing various XSS attacks through different XSS examples (changing content, session hijacking, etc) by using various XSS payloads at the same time.

We will go through basic types of Cross Site Scripting such as Stored XSS, Reflected XSS, Dom-Based XSS and we'll explain how you can pass through all of the XSS challenges from one of the biggest Internet companies of today.

After this course you should be able to without any problems comprehend how to fix Cross Site Scripting vulnerabilities by using input validation and output escaping everywhere on the web application where it's necessary.

Even though I believe that general Hacking Tutorials that cover different topics are quite good to understand what is  Ethical Hacking in general and what cyber security jobs are all about, putting "Hacking for beginners" in your resume is not really an option. But if you pass this hacking course with attention and get a good understanding of what is Cross Site Scripting, you'll have a valuable cyber security skill under your belt  that will look good in every resume of the future pen-tester, cyber security consultant, and even a web developer.

In this course my intention is not only to pass you the knowledge about XSS, but to direct you to adopt a certain mindset that will lead you to results.

Since you’ve decided for this subject, I guess you have a solid knowledge of Internet Technologies, HTML, JavaScript and some server side programming language.

Disclaimer:

Usage of techniques shown in this course without permit and consent of the other side will subject to criminal prosecution with potential jail penalty depending on the legal system of your country.