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Exploring JavaScript's exploits: A deep dive into XSS vulnerabilities

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A tour of quirky JavaScript behaviours - function call tricks, Unicode newlines, non-standard comments and hoisting - and how attackers weaponise them in XSS payloads and exploitation frameworks.
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