Interesting. Doesn't work for me, because I tend to associate tab content with where the tab is relative to other tabs. For example, I don't normally have gmai

Interesting. Doesn't work for me, because I tend to associate tab content with where the tab is relative to other tabs. For example, I don't normally have gmail open in a tab (I prefer to use mutt as my email client), so, to see "Gmail: Email fro..." - as I currently see in the tab directly left of this one - is disorienting for me. I expected the article on phishing. However, even without it, this attack isn't exactly mature. Different browsers will render the javascript differently. My browser tried to execute the page-changing javascript as it was loading the page, and I was viewing the page. Obviously, in a few months or so, this will change, but for the first reason, I remain firm in my stand that this attack doesn't really mean much.