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New Javascript Hijacking Vulnerability affects ALL major Ajax toolkits

fortifysoftware.com — Fortify Software’s Security Research Group has announced a new class of vulnerability: JavaScript Hijacking. The vulnerability allows an attacker to steal critical data by emulating unsuspecting users. To combat this issue, Fortify has released an in-depth security advisory that details this vulnerability

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  • inactive, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1I love it. I was hoping something like this would come along. I wish ajax would go away altogether.

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