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by TheLoneWolfling
3947 days ago
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Read the linked article: https://zyan.scripts.mit.edu/blog/backdooring-js/ It has the answer to your question. Namely, you can write bugs that are exploitable that aren't present in the original source, that only appear in the minified output. Which means that a) it is a whole lot harder for someone to find (especially if it's something that is "obviously" correct), and b) it's plausibly deniable. |
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