Web applications are paramount tools for facilitating services providing in the modern world.
Unfortunately, the tremendous growth in the web application usage has resulted in a rise in …

Cross-site scripting (XSS) is one of the major threats menacing the privacy of data and the
navigation of trusted web applications. Since its disclosure in late 1999 by Microsoft security …

Abstract Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks inject malicious code payloads into web
application logs, triggering stored cross-site scripting execution when accessing the view …

The widespread use of web applications has also made them more vulnerable to hackers,
resulting in the leakage of large amounts of application and personal privacy data. Cross …

According to OWASP 2021, cross‐site scripting (XSS) attacks are increasing through
specially crafted XML documents. The attacker injects a malicious payload with a new …

In recent years, huge increase in attacks and data breaches is noticed. Most of the attacks
are performed and focused on the vulnerabilities related to web applications. Hence …

Web applications widely use the logging functionality, but improper handling can bring
serious security threats. An attacker can trigger the execution of malicious data by writing …

Ethereum is the most widely used open-source public chain project, with smart contracts
serving as the pattern for developing decentralized applications. The prevalence of attacks …

The global rise in online users and devices has led to a corresponding surge in cybercrimes
and attacks, demanding advanced technology and algorithms like Artificial Intelligence (AI) …

In the realm of web security, there is a growing shift towards harnessing machine learning
techniques for Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability detection. This shift recognizes the …