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				 adracea8829yLook it up on owasp , they should have some extensive info on those xss injections :) also developer console is your friend , tip#1 : uncover anything hidden . adracea8829yLook it up on owasp , they should have some extensive info on those xss injections :) also developer console is your friend , tip#1 : uncover anything hidden .
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				@gummy yeah! Actually the best results I've seen have been from just inserting null into the URL. Seems to confuse the routing in most sites and cause a bunch of errors in the console. Looks like a good starting point haha
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				 adracea8829y@reduxtris No probs , just be careful and I suggest you start with owasp broken apps , or just get the webgoat in order to learn more about those things . adracea8829y@reduxtris No probs , just be careful and I suggest you start with owasp broken apps , or just get the webgoat in order to learn more about those things .



Anyone have any info about unconventional ways to inject JavaScript into an external website? I'm trying to become more knowledgeable about security vulnerabilities in the web apps I build and I've been having a lot of fun trying this stuff out in other live sites haha. I've tried adding js code to text boxes, input fields, and the uri but nothing has been successful. I read something about modifying cookies I think...
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