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So, I gather that these can not be stopped using:<br />
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1) the Anti-XSS library<br />
2) enforcing URL whitelisting to block malicious URL's<br />
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I thought if I blocked the Return key it could stop Http splitting. No?<br />
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How do you block &nbsp;Http splitting?
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So, I gather that these can not be stopped using:

1) the Anti-XSS library
2) enforcing URL whitelisting to block malicious URL's

I thought if I blocked the Return key it could stop Http splitting. No?

How do you block  Http splitting?

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<i>How do you block &nbsp;Http splitting? </i><br />
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It would probably be best to close this question and ask that one in another question. &nbsp;Then the experts in that area will see the title and can comment on it. &nbsp;It's not an area I address on my site; but then, I don't run commerce on my site either.
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How do you block  Http splitting?

It would probably be best to close this question and ask that one in another question.  Then the experts in that area will see the title and can comment on it.  It's not an area I address on my site; but then, I don't run commerce on my site either.

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Does Microsoft's Anti-XSS Library block:<br />
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HTTP Splitting and Cache Poisoning?<br />
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These are new concepts to me, so surely I need to spend more time reading this article:<br />
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<a href="http://chousensha.github.io/blog/2014/08/15/pentest-lab-webgoat/" rel="ugc">http://chousensha.github.io/blog/2014/08/15/pentest-lab-webgoat/</a><br />
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If you have the time... :)<br />
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Which vulnerability is NOT blocked by Microsoft's Anti-XSS Library?<br />
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Thanks
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Does Microsoft's Anti-XSS Library block:

HTTP Splitting and Cache Poisoning?

These are new concepts to me, so surely I need to spend more time reading this article:

http://chousensha.github.io/blog/2014/08/15/pentest-lab-webgoat/

If you have the time... :)

Which vulnerability is NOT blocked by Microsoft's Anti-XSS Library?

Thanks

Does MS Anti-XSS block:  HTTP Splitting and Cache Poisoning?

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