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Firesheep. The way iFrames are used by so many 3rd party sites to pull in likes, you don't even need to be on Facebook to be vulnerable.
by bradly 16y ago
Firesheep.
The way iFrames are used by so many 3rd party sites to pull in likes, you don't even need to be on Facebook to be vulnerable.
- lukeschlather 16y agoThat's why I only use Chrome to browse Facebook, and use Firefox with NoScript for everything else. And I regularly completely wipe personal data from Chrome (which interestingly doesn't give a mechanism to delete cookies on a per-site basis.)
- streeter 16y agoChrome does let you delete individual cookies and other data for sites. Preferences -> Under the Hood -> Content Settings -> All Cookies and Other Data -> search for site and hit remove. This is with the dev channel version of Chrome.
- lukeschlather 16y agoAh. I guess it's always been there. I was just expecting the title to match Firefox's "remove individual cookies." Reminds me of the "Add/Remove Programs" -> "Programs and Features" switch between XP and Vista.