This recipe describes using a fuzzer to find server-side errors and XSS attacks in your Jenkins servers.
A fuzzer goes through a series of URLs, appends different parameters blindly, and checks the server's response. The inputted parameters are variations on scripting commands, such as <script>alert("random string");</script>. An attack vector is found if the server's response includes the unescaped version of the script.
Cross-site scripting attacks are currently one of the more popular forms of attack (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-site_scripting). The attack involves injecting script fragments into the client's browser so that the script runs as if it comes from a trusted website. For example, once you have logged in to an application, it is probable that your session ID...
