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A pervasive vulnerability that allows an attacker to take over any Web browser and silently intercept sensitive data input occurs in Web 2.0 settings from Yahoo to ASP .Net to Google, security firm Fortify says. The vulnerability - which allows an exploit called JavaScript Hijacking - can be found in the biggest AJAX frameworks out there, including three server-integrated toolkits: Microsoft ASP.Net AJAX (aka Atlas), Google Web Toolkit and xajax - the last of which is an open-source PHP-class library implementation of AJAX.

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Date:Apr 2007
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