Cross-Site Scripting Attacks by Gupta B. B.; Chaudhary Pooja;

Author:Gupta, B. B.; Chaudhary, Pooja;
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group

Chaudhary et al. [2]

Authors have proposed a context-sensitive sanitization-based technique. In this approach, the context is determined statically at the server side and dynamically at the client side. After this, sanitizers’ primitives are applied as per the context of the vulnerable variable.

This approach does not provide protection against the untrusted script code available from an external source.

Panja et al. [27]

Authors have proposed a technique named as Buffer Based Cache Check to prevent and detect XSS attack on the mobile browser. Cache usage prevents the overhead of providing script whitelist to the web page, again and again. Rather, the server stores verified scripts corresponding to the web page when visited last time. So, if any deviation is found, then it indicates suspicious activity like XSS. It saves time.

This technique requires client- and server-side code modification which incurs performance overhead.

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