Awesome !
Thank you Ketie !
I just found out that my website is XSS vulnerable thanks to your article.

I don’t usually read long articles, preferring to skim through them but… the style here was so engaging (and fun), I read every line (and learned quite a few things too). So… static pages it is:-)

I always look forward to the 24 Ways posts every December! Happy holidays! :-)

I had a lot of fun remembering this time and learning some stories. For all the examples mentioned, these are discoveries made by enthusiastic hackers, tweakers in the noble sense of the term.

This was a pleasant read. I often forget that a lot of these attack vectors exist because I use frameworks that have protections baked in. It’s always good to read a refresher on the dangers that are ever present when publishing to the internet because when it comes to security being complacent can end badly.

It’s that time of the year when I have the privilege to read such good content. Good to see 24ways back :)

I learned a ton from this post, thank you for the great work!

Thanks so much, Katie for the enlightening post. Personally, I learnt so much on getting better prepared while building web applications and the loop-holes to fix in previous ones.

You wrote, on two occasions of Angular and React having so much of these security features baked in – and no mention of Vue. I would love your advice on securing applications built with Vue.

Thanks again for the well-written and highly informative article.

Do not store and execute any kind of code from databases – that should be another point in your post. Anyways, awesome!