Which of the following cross-site scripting vulnerabilities types is especially harmful because it can be delivered to subsequent users of the application?
A) reflected
B) injected
C) unvalidated
D) Stored

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Stored cross-site scripting vulnerabilities occur when an attacker is able to inject malicious code into a website's database or other persistent storage, where it can then be delivered to subsequent users of the application. This makes stored XSS particularly harmful, as it can affect a large number of users and be difficult to detect and remove. Reflected, injected, and unvalidated XSS vulnerabilities do not have this same persistence and potential for wide-scale harm.

Which of the Following Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerabilities Types Is Especially