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Popularity: 48% [?] Ajax Upload; A file upload script with progress-bar, drag-and-drop. There's more to HTML escaping than &, <, >, and " A few days ago I tweeted: If I had a dollar for every HTML escaper that only escapes &, <, >, and ", I'd have $0. Because my account would've been pwned via XSS. " This was exaggeration for effect—there aren’t many cases where a simple XSS injection could actually empty a bank account—but I wanted to make a point. By some coincidence, I’ve found myself working with various open source projects recently that take a half-assed approach to HTML escaping.
This post is not an introduction to HTML escaping. Note that this post only discusses escaping, which is something entirely different (and far less complicated) than sanitizing. Escaping < and > isn’t enough The worst HTML escaper I’ve seen in a major open source project only escapes the < and > characters. For example, let’s say I have the following template, and I’m going to replace the placeholder values, indicated in [square brackets], with HTML-escaped user input: <a href="/user/[username]">[username]</a> Escaping &, <, >, ", ', `, , ! Why? A huge list of Style Guides and UI Guidelines.