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Per the video showing the exploit: I thought since it was being served through an iFrame, it won't allow you to effect the inner elements with CSS/JS? If that d
by bluetidepro 14y ago
Per the video showing the exploit: I thought since it was being served through an iFrame, it won't allow you to effect the inner elements with CSS/JS? If that doesn't matter, is there a way that Facebook, Twitter, Google+, etc. can do anything on their end so the front end user (or exploiter, in this case) can't modify the button with CSS to do these types of things?
- dcdan 14y agoCouldn't you just move the iFrame and not need to have access to its elements?