Client Attacks: JS Injection

Excerpt From Wi-fi vulnerabilities part 2 webinar
Check Out This Short Video on Client Attacks: JS Injection.
Compromising devices by injecting JavaScript code into online data is a strategy used by attackers to add JavaScript to a legitimate website, which, when accessed, executes the injected code on the user’s client. While demonstrating an example alert message, the speaker emphasizes the larger scope of fraudulent behaviors, such as prompting users to browse other websites, download packages, or even access hardware resources such as webcams.