How to fix cross-site scripting vulnerability in Java

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My Java-based web application has been flagged for XSS vulnerabilities. What are the best practices or libraries I can use to prevent XSS attacks, such as input sanitization, output encoding, or using secure frameworks?

Specific code examples or recommendations for popular libraries would be appreciated.
6 days ago in Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking by Anupam
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