Web Attacks - Stanford University
Web Attacks
CS155 Computer and Network Security
Review: Same Origin Policy
DOM Same Origin Policy
Websites can include resources from any origin but the requesting website cannot inspect content from other origins
GET /img/usr.jpg
DOM SOP Vulnerabilities
This can pose a security risk because attackers might not need to view the response to a request to pull o their attack
GET /transfer?...
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Javascript Requests
Javascript can make new requests for additional data and resources
// running on attacker.co $.ajax({url: "",
success: function(result) $("#div1").html(result)
});
;
{
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}
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