Alfred Amazon wrote:
According to the "Client-side Javascript Guide" under SSL Servers and
Unsigned Scripts
An alternative to using the Netscape Signing Tool to sign your scripts
is to serve them from a secure server. Navigator treats all pages served
from an SSL server as if they were signed with
Alfred Amazon wrote:
According to http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/components/jssec.html
"To ensure security, the basic assumption of the JavaScript signed
script security model is that mixed scripts on an HTML page operate as
if they were all signed by the intersection of the principals th
Jean-Marc Desperrier wrote:
Fabrizio Marana wrote:
It's just that in the last week I've been infected twice with the
Java/ByteVerify Trojan/virus...
No, you have not been infected. You accessed a page that contained this
IE only trojan, the trojan got stored in the disk cache, so your
anti-virus
