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      <title>XSS, Swagger UI, and Java - A Story in Three Parts</title>
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      <description>I got my weekly TL;DR Sec newsletter  on Thursday morning. I regularly browse the headlines for fun things to check out whenever I might have some actual downtime. I noticed a post about XSS in Swagger UI at: Hacking Swagger-UI - from XSS to account takeovers 
I did the usual perusal, noted down the concerns, and popped right on over to Sourcegraph to determine the future of my Thursday.</description>
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