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By what definition of compulsory?

• negativity 13y ago
  In that inexperienced users are not well-informed of the option to disallow it, and might not understand that indiscriminate, promiscuous execution of JavaScript as a default behavior can be hazardous. ...at least as hazardous as connecting to unencrypted Wi-Fi. To whit: http://beefproject.com/ http://beefproject.com/ New users aren't even readily informed that JavaScript is a thing.
  • ghostdiver 13y ago
    Didn't ever hear of pure JS browser exploit, only a mix of Flash or Java.
    • aclevernickname 13y ago
      I have an omegle exploit that exists entirely in javascript. it was written for Chrome (Windows/Mac specifically), but still 100% javascript. I'd be happy to email a copy of it (in .zip form) to anyone interested. Also, the recent Tor Browser Bundle exploit (RIP Tormail) was javascript-based.