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Character escape sequences for “>”
Closing an HTML tag without using the actual characterWhy should XSS filters escape forward slash?Is it html escape enough for mitigating all xss, if html is going to be generated only in client side?Ending a javascript block without slash characterIs html escape enough for mitigating xss in html attribute if value enclosed within double quoteAnyway to Escape HTML Reading Input as a String?How to correctly escape a string from an input field, preventing XSS attacks in JavaScriptURL escape before inserting user data into HTML URL parameter values?Why should I convert & to & in XSS prevention?How browser parses the escape characters in Javascript (XSS)?
OWASP gives all character escape sequences for "<". Where can I find a similar list for ">"?
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The ASCII < is 0x3c (60 decimal). The ASCII > is 0x3e (62 decimal), so the list would be:
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An ASCII table and HTML code table can go a long way.
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The ASCII < is 0x3c (60 decimal). The ASCII > is 0x3e (62 decimal), so the list would be:
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An ASCII table and HTML code table can go a long way.
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The ASCII < is 0x3c (60 decimal). The ASCII > is 0x3e (62 decimal), so the list would be:
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x3e
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An ASCII table and HTML code table can go a long way.
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The ASCII < is 0x3c (60 decimal). The ASCII > is 0x3e (62 decimal), so the list would be:
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An ASCII table and HTML code table can go a long way.
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The ASCII < is 0x3c (60 decimal). The ASCII > is 0x3e (62 decimal), so the list would be:
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An ASCII table and HTML code table can go a long way.
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