System.Web.Security.AntiXss Namespace
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Contains methods that you can use to encode strings in order help you protect your application against cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks and LDAP injection attacks.
Classes
| AntiXssEncoder |
Encodes a string for use in HTML, XML, CSS, and URL strings. |
Enums
| LowerCodeCharts |
Specifies values for the lower region of the UTF-8 Unicode code charts, from U0000 to U0FFF. |
| LowerMidCodeCharts |
Specifies values for the lower-middle region of the UTF-8 Unicode code charts, from U1000 to U1EFF. |
| MidCodeCharts |
Specifies values for the middle region of the UTF-8 Unicode code charts, from U1F00 to U2DDF. |
| UpperCodeCharts |
Specifies values for the upper region of the UTF-8 Unicode code charts, from UA8E0 to UFFFD. |
| UpperMidCodeCharts |
Specifies values for the upper-middle region of the UTF-8 Unicode code charts, from U2DE0 to UA8DF. |
Remarks
The encoding algorithms look for a prescribed set of characters that are considered safe and encode all other characters. (This is sometimes referred to as "safe-listing" or "allow-listing.")
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