Security Testing - Session III

Security Testing - Session III - 29th July

Hello all,
In the next session, we shall discuss in detail about Cross Site Scripting threat. Meeting agenda would be :

1. Cross Site Scripting - History & Introduction
2. Implications
3. Different types of Cross Site Scripting

Please do attend the session.

Meeting Registration Link

Thanks!

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