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[Full-disclosure] Misunderstanding Javascript injection: A paper on web

Subject: [Full-disclosure] Misunderstanding Javascript injection: A paper on web application abuse via Javascript injection
Date: Sat, 28 Jan 2006 12:52:46 +0000
Hi,

I've just released a paper (to be found at 
http://www.nth-dimension.org.uk/news/entry.php?e=156579087) which covers two 
issues with Javascript injection that I've recently been playing with.  That 
of Javascript injection via CSS manipulation and further more the use of AJAX 
within injection points.  I realise that perhaps neither are massively new 
(certainly the MySpace worm touches on the AJAX issues discussed) but I found 
it interesting and hope others may do too.

Tim
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