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ATI Radeon HD 4250 graphics (DirectX10.1) | Firefox 31.1.0 | Thunderbird 31.1.0
I'm receiving a NoScript XSS warning on logging in to my ISP email (Gmail):
Since the recent update (a week or so ago) I'm getting a black bar across the top of the screen, and have to choose "Unsafe Reload" in order to get into my mail. This has never happened before this most recent NS update.
I use gmail, not by choice but because my ISP has contracted with gmail so there I am.
A normal gmail log-in is to invoke https://www.dslextreme.com/Login.aspx?R ... fault.aspx and supply a password. I am then connected through to gmail - and yes, not great.
So my question is - is this truly an XSS attack/attempt or is NS misinterpreting it as such?
And what do I do about it, if it IS an XSS attack? It's the way I get to my email.
Following is copied from the dialog that appears after O.K.-ing the "Unsafe Reload".
Thanks for what you do ... I'll check back in later. It's 4:20 A.M. and I'm crashing.UNSAFELY reloading a suspicious
POST [https://www.google.com/a/dslextreme.com/acs]
FROM [http://www.dslextreme.com/webmail/defau ... %26emr%3D1]
NoScript will NOT protect this request!
Are you sure?