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by meowface
4406 days ago
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It depends on the attack you're trying to prevent against. The blog post in the OP solely discusses XSS vulnerabilities that are introduced by unrestricted file uploads. There are numerous other issues that can occur from arbitrary file uploads (malware hosting, arbitrary code execution if it's PHP, phishing), but to prevent against a user content ever reaching sensitive data via XSS, placing all user data on a separate domain is pretty much your best bet. |
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