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No, all that's necessary to trigger it is browsing to a page containing attacker-controlled JavaScript or Flash. The browser on your own computer would be conne
by anglebracket 10y ago
No, all that's necessary to trigger it is browsing to a page containing attacker-controlled JavaScript or Flash. The browser on your own computer would be connecting to the server on your own computer, and firewalls tend to only block external connections.