DOM Runtime Script Injection Detection
A practical guide to dom runtime script injection detection, written for both first-time website owners and advanced security teams using ExploitShield.
This article explains DOM Runtime Script Injection Detection in the context of the current ExploitShield workflow: isolated browser crawling, MITM artifact capture, redirect expansion, scanner enrichment, FastAPI/OpenAPI access, and customer-facing reporting.
For novice users, the important idea is practical visibility. ExploitShield does not only fetch a page once; it observes how the site behaves, what scripts and domains appear, and what changes between crawls.
For experienced operators, the value is in the pivots: script hashes, iframe targets, DNS answers, redirect chains, scanner verdicts, analyst notes, and API-credit usage can be traced back to a specific domain and scan job.
Use this topic as a decision guide: start with the summary card, review what changed since the previous crawl, open the technical evidence only when a new or high-confidence signal needs investigation.