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by gsnedders
3603 days ago
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Even with JS the the attacker has no way of knowing it until a user-initatied event, such as a click. But yes, in the non-JS case it must cause a full page reload, but as pointed out in a sibling thread, that could just be on a legitimate link (like, say, a link to elsewhere on the site, just passing the data in the query string). |
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