[WEB SECURITY] How to detect XSS in an automated fashion

["Travis Altman" <travisaltman@xxxxxxxxx>]

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I am trying to run through a dictionary of XSS attacks (aka fuzzing) on a
web application.  What is the best way to determine, in an automated
fashion, if each attack was successful?  Would I simply review the source
code of the response to see if my attack was encoded or filtered?

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I am trying to run through a dictionary of XSS attacks (aka fuzzing) on a web application.  What is the best way to determine, in an automated fashion, if each attack was successful?  Would I simply review the source code of the response to see if my attack was encoded or filtered?
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