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Hidden <iframe> elements would probably work just as well. It might even work with JacaScript turned. Have a page with nested iframes. Serve each one from a di
by Daniel_Newby 14y ago
Hidden <iframe> elements would probably work just as well.
It might even work with JacaScript turned. Have a page with nested iframes. Serve each one from a different IP address and have the server not answer right away. The server answers with the first iframe having a chosen URL while Eve snoops the wire. Eve tells the server which URL to use for the next iframe body that it sends. Repeat until the cookie is deduced. The server can use a nested tree of iframes to avoid having a bazillion iframes in the top level document.
- anonymous 14y agoAdd to the list of all the malicious things that can be done using <iframe>. Why <iframe> elements are even allowed by any purportedly "secure" browser is beyond me. Is their functionality really worth the risk?