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Re: [xml-dev] Re: Javascript and plugging holes

On Dec 12, 2010, at 19:02, Kurt Cagle wrote:

> Sorry for the follow-up post here so soon after the other one, but I wanted to make a correction regarding cross domain XML.
> 
> The cross domain issues of XML come about once that XML is inserted into the active DOM of a given document - if I were to load XML that contained inline JavaScript, for instance, into the DOM such that it was evaluated, then such XML would obviously be a security hole. 

That's not *at all* what the Same-Origin restriction on XHR is about. The Same-Origin Policy isn't protecting the origin that uses XHR. It is protecting another origin that hosts XML from getting its confidential information leaked to the origin that uses XHR.

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Henri Sivonen
hsivonen@iki.fi
http://hsivonen.iki.fi/




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