XSSer is an automatic tool for pentesting XSS attacks against different applications. It is designed to identify and exploit XSS vulnerabilities in web applications. XSSer provides a comprehensive set of features to help you identify and exploit XSS vulnerabilities, including a built-in proxy server, a web crawler, and a set of pre-defined payloads. With XSSer, you can easily identify and exploit XSS vulnerabilities in web applications, making it an essential tool for any penetration tester or security researcher.
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