All cross-site requests. So, it won't be possible for someone to set up a trap site that will XSS the mortgage site when you visit the trap. CSRF will be blocked too.
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Thank you both for your assistance. I feel much more secure now. Just so I understand the sequence of this occurrance. When I visited the site and noscript flagged the XSS and wouldn't allow me to log in, no script was identifying the XSS vulnerability in the site's code (correct?). Then, in order to access the site, I needed to create the exemption on the XSS exemption tab. Finally, in order to secure my browser against attack, I needed the codes in ABE.
Now, if someone set up a trap, would the site still function for my firefox browser but noscript sandbox my interaction from harm?
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planet222 wrote:When I visited the site and noscript flagged the XSS and wouldn't allow me to log in, no script was identifying the XSS vulnerability in the site's code (correct?). Then, in order to access the site, I needed to create the exemption on the XSS exemption tab. Finally, in order to secure my browser against attack, I needed the codes in ABE.
Yes.
Now, if someone set up a trap, would the site still function for my firefox browser but noscript sandbox my interaction from harm?
Pretty much, yes. The mortgagequestions site can keep sending requests to itself, no problems, but other sites are forbidden to do so.
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Thrawn
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Religion is not the opium of the masses. Daily life is the opium of the masses.
True religion, which dares to acknowledge death and challenge the way we live, is an attempt to wake up.
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