November 2007
Right-To-Left and Left-To-Right characters
There's been a fair bit of discussion going on at slackers on the security implications of the Unicode characters U+202D and U+202E which switch the left-to-right and right-to-left encoding of the following text. So, what you appear to have in the source is:
IE7 Javascript - modify the DOM without crashing the browser
One of the biggest problems faced when writing Javascript that modifies the DOM is the fact that the poorly written IE7 crashes because it hasn't finished loading the current element. This only seems to happen when the DOM is modified through a script loaded by an xx:expression binding in a style…
XSS for the common good - GreaseMousey
I know I haven't posted anything here for a good while, but that's because on top of uni work I have a surprise up my sleeve in the not so distant future. I also do intend to continue working on .NETIDS when I finally get some time! This is not that surprising... but something I found interesting.…