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The Schema Blind Spot: Deconstructing XSS via Object Injection in Form Parsers

A teardown of how permissive TypeScript form libraries can inadvertently facilitate XSS by validating types but ignoring payload structure.
The Schema Blind Spot: Deconstructing XSS via Object Injection in Form Parsers

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