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doesnt have to be literally "hacked", just a change of the dns records is enough.

• leni536 11y ago
  Well, once you hotlink jquery in your website at least use the https link (assuming your site is on https too).
  • nothrabannosir 11y ago
    No need; the browser will block http:// http:// included from https:// https:// pages. Including from a http:// http:// page? Then a compromised jquery cdn is the least of your worries. In short; no, just a compromised dns record is not enough.
    • mayrun 11y ago
      if it is a http:// http:// page, then even a small change in the local host file is enough.