Mozilla Pheonix Prevents XSS ?
There has been a lot of discussion recently about ways to prevent XSS client-side and seems MS have made some HTML extensions to mark frames safe from scripting a while back in IE. This got me thinking that given the browser runs a known JavaScript interpreter it would seem sensible to intercept certain function calls and prevent them from running. Sure enough on investigation the Mozilla Pheonix browser does exactly this. There is a setting that you can enable that prevents JavaScript from reading cookies.
Has anyone tested it? Seems like a great idea.
PS I see the OWASP filters project have some Java code in the CVS for preventing XSS at the server-side. Anyone know when it will be finished and when other languages will be available?
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