XSS Prevention: 17 Practical Defenses That Actually Work
XSS Prevention: 17 Practical Defenses That Actually Work People often type “XXS” when they mean XSS (Cross-Site Scripting). You’ll see that typo a lot in security discussions, and it’s exactly what Security Journey points out when explaining the common XSS types and scenarios. (Security Journey) If you want the straight truth: XSS prevention[ ► ]
CSRF Testing Guide: 17 Practical Steps to Find Vulnerabilities
CSRF Testing Guide: 17 Practical Steps to Find Vulnerabilities 🔐 CSRF testing matters because it targets the “silent failure” class of bugs: everything looks normal, logs look normal, and the user never intended the action. CSRF (Cross-Site Request Forgery) abuses the fact that browsers automatically attach session cookies to requests. (OWASP Foundation) Even[ ► ]
