Cross Site Script (XSS) attacks refer to a kind of attack by tampering the webpage using HTML injection to insert malicious scripts so as to control the user's browser when the user browses the webpage XSS vulnerabilities may be used for user identity stealing (particularly the administrator identity), behavior hijacking, Trojan insertion and worm spreading, and also phishing

Cross Site Script (XSS) attacks refer to a kind of attack by tampering the webpage using HTML injection to insert malicious scripts so as to control the user’s browser when the user browses the webpage XSS vulnerabilities may be used for user identity stealing (particularly the administrator identity), behavior hijacking, Trojan insertion and worm spreading, and also phishing

Cross Site Script (XSS) attacks refer to a kind of attack by tampering the webpage using HTML injection to insert malicious scripts so as to control the user’s browser when the user browses the webpage XSS vulnerabilities may be used for user identity stealing (particularly the administrator identity), behavior hijacking, Trojan insertion and worm spreading, and also phishing
A . True
B . False

Answer: A