Well, it's just an example. When a page is still compromised, and under the control of someone unexpected, you can't really anticipate the state of the page, an

Well, it's just an example. When a page is still compromised, and under the control of someone unexpected, you can't really anticipate the state of the page, and what it might deliver to your computer. I pointed that one out because it's a pretty recent drive-by exploit. You dig?