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Introduction
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Agenda
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SameOrigin Policy
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JavaScript
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Gmail
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Detection System
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Registration
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Results
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Attacker Model
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Methods
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Exploit Results
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Demo
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Website
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More Examples
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Cross Site Script
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File Hosting Script
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How To Prevent These Vulnerabilities
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Dynamic Scripts
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Content Security Policy
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Conclusion
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Questions
Description:
Explore the critical security vulnerabilities arising from cross-domain script inclusion in web applications. Delve into an often-overlooked attack vector that affects a significant number of websites, potentially exposing sensitive user information. Learn how attackers can exploit HTML's disregard for the Same-origin Policy to include dynamic scripts from vulnerable sites, gaining unauthorized access to personal data, CSRF tokens, and even full account compromises. Examine the findings of a comprehensive study on 150 top-ranked domains, revealing that a third utilize dynamic JavaScript, with over 80% susceptible to data leakage through remote script inclusion. Discover various attack techniques, defensive measures, and an efficient detection mechanism in the form of a browser extension. Gain insights into protecting web applications from these vulnerabilities through proper implementation of Content Security Policies and secure handling of dynamic scripts.

Your Scripts In My Page - What Could Possibly Go Wrong?

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