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title: "Comment by Carlson Roy on \"Security Vulnerabilities in Frontend Projects: A Simple Guide\" | Hashnode"
description: "This guide is super useful! I love how you broke down those vulnerabilities in frontend projects—it's so easy to overlook them. A while back, I underestimated X"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/security-vulnerabilities-in-frontend-projects-a-simple-guide/6a4e4f70c964482f7765cd93)

Comment [Security Vulnerabilities in Frontend Projects: A Simple Guide](https://hashnode.com/posts/security-vulnerabilities-in-frontend-projects-a-simple-guide/6a4e4f70c964482f7765cd93)

[Carlson Roy](https://hashnode.com/@taskvideo)

[Oct 16](https://hashnode.com/posts/security-vulnerabilities-in-frontend-projects-a-simple-guide/6a4e4f70c964482f7765cd93/comment/6ad1e4ce76db03cf699756bc)

This guide is super useful! I love how you broke down those vulnerabilities in frontend projects—it's so easy to overlook them. A while back, I underestimated XSS attacks on a personal project and learned the [2048](https://2048a.io/) hard way. Thanks for sharing such valuable insights; it's definitely going to help me and my future coding endeavors!