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Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Explained And Demonstrated By A Pro Hacker!

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31 thoughts on “Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Explained And Demonstrated By A Pro Hacker!

  • "i hope you learn something valuable…". This is absolutely valuable,
    I have been trying to find how dangerous XSS is, but never get satisfied answer except this one. Thanks loi!

  • Wow, I knew a little about XSS but I didn't had the creativity to think that this kind could be made with this technique! Thank you so much for the presentation!

  • Hacking isn't illegal. Hacking is warfare. It all depends on who's sanctioning it.

  • Nice job. Next question is, this seems like an easy task to fix. What else should one do to protect yourself and what is the current state of XSS protection and danger?

  • nice payload: <input type=image src onerror="alert(document.cookie)">

  • <script>alert("yo google im hacking you");</script>

  • Can anyone answer me..

    he is loaded a malicious script hook.js and its executed in his logged in machines…
    how can he inject it to others accounts and get their secrets…

  • You seem experienced, could you bring down a website for me?

  • Do you mean demonstrated by a handsome hacker

  • I am scare to looks this video, i feel he gona hack in my pc while i watching a video 🙂

  • What an awesome video! I’m glad I came across your videos, I have one real nooby question though…
    If this SQL stuff is so easy to put into websites, what do banks, shopping or government websites use to protect themselves from these attacks?

  • ok so the usecase of xss for hacker is to put phishing site in the front of the user? If somehow the user is smart enough to know the website change suddenly is suspicious, the user should be safe right?

  • Loi you are the best! I love that you acutally shows us how XSS works rather than just explain it in pretty words 🙂 Thank you so much!

  • your a bad man im going through this sh!@# right now

  • This has been the best explanation of what a XSS is. Thank you!

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