protecting your website?

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• BattleAxe0

  and read up on protecting your site from
  XSS -Under a cross site scripting attack an
  attacker injects code into your page (forum
  post, shout box, etc) that contains code that
  re-writes the page to do something nefarious

  CSRF-Under a cross site request forgery attack a
  site exploits another sites persistent user
  trust relationship to make something happen
   <img src=http://www.amazon.com/buy/my/book
  height=“1” width=“1”>
   Image tags can be used to trick a browser
  into making any GET request
   iFrames and javascript can be combined to
  trick a browser into making any POST
  request
  

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