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Prevention Of Cross-Site Scripting Attacks (XSS) On Web Applications In The Client Side

Singh Shalini, S. Usha

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Abstract

Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks are currently the most popular security problems in modern web applications. These Attacks make use of vulnerabilities in the code of web-applications, resulting in serious consequences, such as theft of cookies, passwords and other personal credentials. Cross-Site scripting (XSS) Attacks occur when accessing information in intermediate trusted sites. Client side solution acts as a web proxy to mitigate Cross Site Scripting Attacks which manually generated rules to mitigate Cross Site Scripting attempts. Client side solution effectively protects against information leakage from the user's environment. Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks are easy to execute, but difficult to detect and prevent. This paper provides client-side solution to mitigate cross- site scripting Attacks. The existing client-side solutions degrade the performance of client's system resulting in a poor web surfing experience. In this project provides a client side solution that uses a step by step approach to protect cross site scripting, without degrading much the user's web browsing experience.

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Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks are currently the most popular security problems in modern web applications. These Attacks make use of vulnerabilities in the code of web-applications, resulting in serious consequences, such as theft of cookies, passwords and other personal credentials. Cross-Site scripting (XSS) Attacks occur when accessing information in intermediate trusted sites. Client side solution acts as a web proxy to mitigate Cross Site Scripting Attacks which manually generated rules to mitigate Cross Site Scripting attempts. Client side solution effectively protects against information leakage from the user's environment. Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks are easy to execute, but difficult to detect and prevent. This paper provides client-side solution to mitigate cross- site scripting Attacks. The existing client-side solutions degrade the performance of client's system resulting in a poor web surfing experience. In this project provides a client side solution that uses a step by step approach to protect cross site scripting, without degrading much the user's web browsing experience.

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Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks are currently the most popular security problems in modern web applications. These Attacks make use of vulnerabilities in the code of web-applications, resulting in serious consequences, such as theft of cookies, passwords and other personal credentials. Cross-Site scripting (XSS) Attacks occur when accessing information in intermediate trusted sites. Client side solution acts as a web proxy to mitigate Cross Site Scripting Attacks which manually generated rules to mitigate Cross Site Scripting attempts. Client side solution effectively protects against information leakage from the user's environment. Cross Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks are easy to execute, but difficult to detect and prevent. This paper provides client-side solution to mitigate cross- site scripting Attacks. The existing client-side solutions degrade the performance of client's system resulting in a poor web surfing experience. In this project provides a client side solution that uses a step by step approach to protect cross site scripting, without degrading much the user's web browsing experience.

Key concepts: Cross-site scripting, Computer science, Computer security, Scripting language, Client-side, Password, World Wide Web, Web application

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