In other js file, someone maybe add function like:
object.prototype.toXML
so, need to avoid some one adding protype to object.
For example:
in event.js, line 342
---need change
for (id in this._childAnchors) this._updateAnchor(id);
---to
for (id in this._childAnchors)
{
if(typeof this._childAnchors[id] != 'function')
this._updateAnchor(id);
}
in ioelement.sync.js, line 33
---need change
nv[nv.length]=i+'='+((mod!='get')? data
[i]:IOElement.URLEncode(data[i]));
---to
if(typeof data[i] !="function")
nv[nv.length]=i+'='+((mod!='get')? data
[i]:IOElement.URLEncode(data[i]));
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I'm not sure I fully understand what you mean. Can you
explain better? Give a specific example of how this is a
problem. I would venture a guess that this refers to some
sort of scripting vulnerability? Presumably cross-site?
Maybe one site uses JavaScript, and another site spoofs the
page, and stuff in some additional JavaScript to peek at the
information going between the client and the server, to log
elsewhere?
I'd definitely understand if you upload an attachment with a
self-contained example with all involved files (zip, 7z,
tar.bz2, etc.), and instructions on what to observe. I can
set up two servers on localhost, or one local and another on
the internet, and make a test case, analyze packet logs,
anything. Just tell me what to look for. If someone else
understands please explain.
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bug as well as an example that demonstrates the behavior.
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For example:
I import another js library, which has code like:
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Object.prototype.Clone = function() {};
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in dynapi:
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for (var i in this.children) {
ch=this.children[i];
if(!ch._hasDragEvents) ch.DragDrop(s,mX,mY);
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OK, when 'i' is 'Clone', 'ch._hasDragEvents' will throw a errror.