Question: How does a stored XSS attack differ from a reflected XSS attack?

Answer:

Stored XSS attacks inject scripts that are permanently stored on the victim's browser, whereas reflected XSS attacks involve scripts that are immediately executed and reflected back to the user.

MCQ: How does a stored XSS attack differ from a reflected XSS attack?

A. Stored XSS attacks are more secure than reflected XSS attacks
B. Reflected XSS attacks involve injecting scripts that are permanently stored on the server
C. Stored XSS attacks inject scripts that are permanently stored on the victim's browser
D. Reflected XSS attacks inject scripts that are immediately executed and reflected back to the user

Correct Answer: A. Stored XSS attacks are more secure than reflected XSS attacks

Explanation:

Stored XSS attacks inject scripts that are permanently stored on the victim's browser, whereas reflected XSS attacks involve scripts that are immediately executed and reflected back to the user.