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Keep JavaScript disabled, and strange things could happen

Posted on 2019/02/01 by trouble

Have you ever surfed the web with JavaScript disabled? It is another web, faster for sure. It is a must if you’re surfing the Tor network. It is a strong suggestion even when surfing the clearnet. JavaScript can expose some personal info about us, it is a fact.

Well long story short, some days ago I was looking for login forms to bypass and as usual I was browsing with JavaScript disabled. I’ve opened the next google result and boom! The admin area was in front of me! Wait… where is the login form? I’ve tried to enable JavaScript and… There is the login form. So, disabling JS again would let me enter the admin area. The easiest exploit ever done.

 

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