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Speaking as someone who whitelisted "jquery.com" in NoScript and RequestPolicy, I care. The various CDN-hosted libraries are very convenient, but to me they se
by xenophonf 12y ago
Speaking as someone who whitelisted "jquery.com" in NoScript and RequestPolicy, I care. The various CDN-hosted libraries are very convenient, but to me they seem somewhat risky single points of failure. It's certainly possible that an attacker could parlay their access to the main JQuery web site into access to the the JQuery CDN (e.g., an admin uses the same password in both places). We're fortunate that (probably, hopefully) didn't happen in this case.