360° View of XSS
summary
Examines why XSS remains prevalent (~40% scanner rate) and still yields bounties (~$100) by showing overlooked DOM injection points. Presents concrete exploit chains that convert a popup into cookie theft, a keylogger, or remote control using frameworks like EF, vulnerable demo apps bWAPP/BEEf, and proxy-driven scanning, and gives practical payloads that close attributes to bypass naive filters. Differentiates reflected vs. stored XSS and explains why fixes limited to frameworks are insufficient.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04What is XSS and danger
- 3:14XSS types: reflected, stored, DOM
- 10:26Practical XSS examples
- 14:23Bypassing XSS filters
- 19:53XSS consequences and leaks
- 23:25XSS tools: Burp Suite, ZAP
- 28:24Automating XSS testing
- 29:06Defending against XSS
- 30:11Q&A
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