  Marilla I Am My Own Arbiter Premium join:2002-12-06 Belpre, OH
| reply to nil Re: An IE Browser is EVEN exploitible on DSL Repor
I'm VERY busy this weekend, and as I noted in the thread, I've not used Javascript for much other than form validation and simply redirection of the browser... but when I get time, I'll work on a 'proof of concept' post in the forum you linked, NIL.
And btw, thank you for taking time out for this.. I, too, am very interested in the outcome since I run my own custom forum system myself; I thought I had taken care of a lot of malicious possible uses before... but we'll see
Perhaps someone will get to a 'proof of concept' before I do.. we'll just see. |
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  nil Java Geek join:2000-11-27 | reply to Sarick Okay, sure, why not.. There's one way to about it.. See my new post in the other thread. -- Life is too short to be boring |
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  Sarick It's Only Logical Premium join:2003-06-03 USA
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| reply to nil I would love to see both parties that debute over this some more. 
One person says it's exploitible the other says it's not.
My problem is I can't argue with anyone I don't program Java Script.
A couple of people tend to think it's still open for debate. 
I do miss your insite. After all it's my understanding that your head of this sites web design or have a lot of say on it's design and or performance. 
Like I said before I try to lock down my system as much as possible. Having an exploit install something is rare but I don't want to deal with to much paranoid issues that could cause brain damage. 
Most of the exploits IE has are because it's so inter twind with the OS. I bet there are still many hacks not found in the wild in IE. |
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