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> It would be trivial to store data in the browser's local storage and hijack a "real" HTTP POST with this data. The front-end logic would need to be obfuscated
by matte_black 9y ago
> It would be trivial to store data in the browser's local storage and hijack a "real" HTTP POST with this data. The front-end logic would need to be obfuscated far enough to deter anyone from trying to step through the Javascript to find it.
Hmm, I think I’ll write a library to do something like this, I just need a cool clever name for it.
- mcast 9y agoI'd suggest "ImPOSTer".