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Message-ID: <004101c23d60$de540c00$e62d1c41@kc.rr.com> From: mattmurphy at kc.rr.com (Matthew Murphy) Subject: Cross-Site Scripting Attacks Possible At Multiple Webspace Provid ers >I thought this was as widely known as the ability to spoof the sender address in emails. Like you said: "The same-origin >policy that is used to avoid cross-frame security violations is completely compromised" because it all comes from the same >origin. > >Maybe people just don't know, but i've known this since I first learned about browser script security. I would far rather provide information that you can simply skip over than not provide that information and leave someone else confused. Therefore, I aim to provide as much info as possible and let the (informed) user decide what to do.
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