How can input sanitization be ineffective against certain advanced XSS attacks?
- By encoding payloads
- By exploiting browser vulnerabilities
- By using Content Security Policy (CSP)
- By using client-side validation
Advanced XSS attacks may bypass input sanitization through techniques like exploiting browser vulnerabilities, making sanitization ineffective in preventing such attacks.
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