XSS Detection Overview Find, prove, and fix Cross-Site Scripting vulnerabilities. XSS lets attackers inject scripts into web pages viewed by other users — stealing sessions, redirecting to phishing sites, or modifying page content. Instructions XSS Types Reflected XSS The malicious script comes from the current HTTP request. The payload is in the URL or form submission and reflected back in the response: Stored XSS The payload is saved on the server (database, file, message) and served to other users: Stored XSS is more dangerous because it doesn't require tricking users into clicking a link.…