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I am not 100% convinced. I would have thought GET would be slightly less secure than POST. You use the JS example. If I were running NoScript or something wh
by ohashi 15y ago
I am not 100% convinced. I would have thought GET would be slightly less secure than POST. You use the JS example. If I were running NoScript or something where JS didn't work someone could use <img src="follow?username=value" > and it would run. While if it used POST, it would be slightly more secure (for a user being exploited).
It's entirely possible I mis-understand the whole thing and please correct me if I am wrong (and explain why).