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It seems that the JS is checking for firefox and then opening an iframe, which presumably holds some more JS. Anyone know what that might be, and who has compr
by mixmax 13y ago
It seems that the JS is checking for firefox and then opening an iframe, which presumably holds some more JS.
Anyone know what that might be, and who has compromised freedom host?
- coolnow 13y agoThe IP that's hosting the iframe is a Verizon Business one. The JS also looks to be setting a cookie, probably for identification purposes (reading the cookie from another site to confirm the user?). I'm not sure that's the case because once the Tor Bundle is closed, cookies are automatically deleted.