Hi
Many sites use sub-domains for precessing their content management.
While there are occasions that some sub-domains many not be as closely related, often the case is that they are part of the same site.
I came across a situation where NoScript blocked sub-domains as XSS. (a.site.com -> b.site.com)
Wouldn't it be more logical to treat sub-domains as being part of the same domain?
XSS and sub-domains
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erosman
XSS and sub-domains
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Re: XSS and sub-domains
No, because there exist domains like blogspot.com and cloudfront.net where the subdomain owners are actually different people/corporations/entities, and in such cases it's possible that one could deliberately and maliciously try to XSS another.
*Always* check the changelogs BEFORE updating that important software!
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