NoScript Sightings

[GµårÐïåñ]

Have you seen this on FabBrowsers.com: http://www.favbrowser.com/tab-phishing/

Even with NoScript plugin installed, users were still vulnerable. Fortunately, May 27th update fixes that.

Not sure what they mean by May 27th update, ours (NoScript) or the browser? I am thinking NS, right?

[Giorgio Maone]

Not sure what they mean by May 27th update, ours (NoScript) or the browser? I am thinking NS, right?

Right.

[GµårÐïåñ]

Right.

Sweet, as usual your diligence has paid off. Bravo.

[dhouwn]

For added security Ixquick recommends disabling Javascript, Java, Flash and other scripting from the entire ixquick-proxy.com domain and its subdomains.

To do so:

1. Make sure you are using the Firefox Web Browser
2. Install the NoScript Add-on

[therube]

URL: http://jsunpack.jeek.org/dec/go

At the very bottom of the page:

Use NoScript, a limited user account and a virtual machine and be safe(r)!

[SeanM]

From openSUSE (Linux) Forums, under Tech News:

http://forums.opensuse.org/news/tech-news/440406-firefox-losing-foothold-linux-distros.html#post2176867

When I first installed Linux, both Ubuntu and openSUSE, the first thing I did was to install NS and ABP on each.

[Giorgio Maone]

From EFF.org's HTTPS Everywhere extension page:

Our code is partially based on the STS implementation from the groundbreaking NoScript project

More discussion here.

[GµårÐïåñ]

While using a web proxy (proxymoxy.info among others at proxy.org) I get the following message mentioning NoScript by name:

Ooops!

It looks like you have Javascript disabled or NoScript plugin. In order to keep the content of this website free we must display advertisements on it that require Javascript. If you want to view the content of this website the author wishes that you to turn Javascript back on or turn off NoScript. This message will go away once Javascript is enabled and you press the "Back" button.

How to re-enable Javascript:
Firefox:
Tools -> Options -> Content -> Make sure "Enable JavaScript" is checked.

NoScript:
Allow Scripts Globally OR Allow cpalead.com.

NOTE: Emphasis added by me to highlight the reference.

[Giorgio Maone]

NoScript appears in the "Best of 2 billions Firefox Add-ons" collection, created by Mozilla to celebrate its 2 billions add-ons downloads breakthrough.

[Giorgio Maone]

MSDN about X-Frame-Options.

[Giorgio Maone]

NY Times

[Giorgio Maone]

PC World: Security Secrets the Bad Guys don't Want You to Know

EDIT: Fixed URL

[Giorgio Maone]

Heise: Firefox Plug-in NoScript 2.0 Released

[Giorgio Maone]

The Register: NoScript 2.0 beefs border patrol

[Jahzoone]

I'm a big fan of the Security Now! NetCast and of Steve Gibson. He was a little slow to make the switch from IE to Firefox and many other apps too, like Twitter and others. He was the one who led me to Firefox, NoScript, Yubico, Lastpass, the list goes on, if it weren't for Steve and Leo Laport I may have never heard of any of these great services and products!

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