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"Some of the most recent iterations of the XHR specifications at w3c have made some excellent security choices that will lock down the JavaScript HTTPOnly edge-case exposure vectors.The latest editorial draft of the XHR w3c spec http://dev.w3.org/2006/webapi/XMLHttpRequest/• prevents creating set-cookie/2 headers via setRequestHeader() in a case insensitive way. (but XHR is...
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From tssci"This week, I was doing an internal penetration test for a client of a web service, which is used by applications loaded on kiosk machines around the country. I didn’t have much time to do the test, so I had a couple advantages, like having network access to the service,...
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There is a write up at Coding Insecurity on filtering non ascii characters to prevent XSS attacks."I have been working on a medium-sized development project lately and, came across a peculiar phenomenon where I could execute scripts on a page without the use of less-than () symbols. Instead...