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Well, once you hotlink jquery in your website at least use the https link (assuming your site is on https too).
by 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 agoNo 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 agoif it is a http:// http:// page, then even a small change in the local host file is enough.