An administrator needs to protect his organization's IIS webservers from Cross-Site Scripting attacks. Which action should he take?
An administrator needs to protect his organization's IIS webservers from Cross-Site Scripting attacks. Which action should he take?
To protect an IIS webserver from Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks, using the Anti-XSS library from Microsoft is an effective action. This library is specifically designed to encode potentially dangerous input to prevent script injection, addressing the core of XSS vulnerabilities. Two-factor authentication, random elements in session cookies, and application whitelisting, while beneficial for overall security, do not directly address or mitigate XSS attacks.
https://www.nuget.org/packages/AntiXSS/