
Explain each of the following forms of cybercrime in two to four lines: -CSS (Cross-Site Scripting) (XSS) Injection Attacks -Perplexing (or Fuzz Testing) (or Fuzz Testing) Assault on 0 Day - Targets and Tactics (or Directory) Traversal -Compiling Unknown or Third-Party Code

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CSS (Cross-Site Scripting) (XSS) Injection Attacks: In this type of cybercrime, attackers inject malicious code into a website that targets users who visit the site. The code can steal sensitive information, such as login credentials or credit card numbers, from the user's browser.
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Perplexing (or Fuzz Testing) Assault on 0 Day: This type of cybercrime involves testing software applications with various inputs to find vulnerabilities or "0-day" exploits that have not yet been patched. Attackers use these exploits to gain unauthorized access to systems or data.
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