An inline script on your page contains patterns that could be exploited by attackers to inject malicious code. These patterns, such as using `eval()`, `innerHTML` with user data, or `document.write()`, can create security vulnerabilities if not handled carefully.
<script>
var userInput = getUrlParameter('data');
document.getElementById('content').innerHTML = userInput;
</script>Use safer alternatives like `textContent` instead of `innerHTML`, avoid `eval()`, and always sanitize user input.
<script>
var userInput = getUrlParameter('data');
document.getElementById('content').textContent = userInput; // Safe
</script>Using safer DOM manipulation methods and avoiding dangerous functions prevents attackers from injecting malicious scripts through user input or URL parameters.
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