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> javascript has a lot of power, and it acesses more than the browser, and none of this is remotely too complicated While you can finger print a browser relati
by strictnein 8y ago
> javascript has a lot of power, and it acesses more than the browser, and none of this is remotely too complicated
While you can finger print a browser relatively well with javascript, it does not have access to a number of the things you list, like MAC, router MAC, CPU serial number, etc.
- zucksablackhat 8y agowhen you click a modal button are you sure it does what is assumed? recall win10 upgrade scandal? (the X)
- SketchySeaBeast 8y ago>when you click a modal button are you sure it does what is assumed? recall win10 upgrade scandal? (the X) Hijacking a button to do something different is a matter of attaching a different event to it - which is exactly what you can do with windows forms for things like "do you want to save?" To access information that's not actually available is a whole other level. Why would you consider those two are equivalent? edit: To include parent's question and clarify why it's trivial.