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combination and minification also prevent hot-linking

• jdavis703 13y ago
  I've had experience where someone doesn't just hotlink a resource, but they "clone" it, and replace our ads with their ads. Assuming evil.js works by detecting host names, this would help prevent that.
  • brianpgordon 13y ago
    It doesn't, as a cursory glance at the source would show.
    • toxicFork 13y ago
      The server could check which page is embedding the script and then server evil.js instead of good.js :)
      • Dylan16807 13y ago
        Better hope they don't visit the real site after the fake site!
        • cmelbye 13y ago
          Don't cache the fake version?