A and B are two frames in a browser, loaded from different origins. Why is it a reasonable security policy to allow A to navigate B to another…
A and B are two frames in a browser, loaded from different origins. Why is it a reasonable security policy to allow A to navigate B to another origin based only on whether the display area of A contains the display area of B and A has control over that area?
From the Combined Bank Assistant Programmer (CSE) June 2023 – Written exam, question 6 of 10.
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