DNS Rebinding Attacks, Multi-Pin Variant

Morty writes "DNS rebinding attacks can be used by hostile websites to get browsers to attack behind firewalls, or to attack third parties. Browsers use "pinning" to prevent this, but a paper describes so-called multi-pin vulnerabilities that bypass the existing protections. Note that, from a DNS perspective, this is a "feature" rather than an implementation bug, although it's possible that DNS servers could be modified to prevent external sources from being able to point at internal resources."

Re:Ask Slashdot: Pause a running Javascript

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CPU-sucking JS animation loop.. Any ideas?

You should probably consider upgrading from a 486.