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How to detect the existence of xss in the return package? For example, the test js package I sent is
</script>"><script>prompt(1)</script>,</script>">, if there is xss, there will be <script>prompt(1)</script> in the return package.
If the test js is <script>alert(document.cookie)</script> , if there is xss, there will be cookie information in the return packet.
I sent to the package is not the same, how to respond to the package js match? I think this way: I have to deal with the sent js first, first get the possible return packets and then return the matching packets. How did you make a match for the return package?
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How to detect the existence of xss in the return package? For example, the test js package I sent is
</script>"><script>prompt(1)</script>,</script>">, if there is xss, there will be <script>prompt(1)</script> in the return package.
If the test js is <script>alert(document.cookie)</script> , if there is xss, there will be cookie information in the return packet.
I sent to the package is not the same, how to respond to the package js match? I think this way: I have to deal with the sent js first, first get the possible return packets and then return the matching packets. How did you make a match for the return package?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: