Echo JS 0.11.0

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peterc 2480 days ago. link 1 point
Now imagine someone malicious drawing a pixel perfect Chrome browser that someone thinks is a normal browser, browses to their "bank" site, and enters credentials. Oops. I'm not even sure how you could protect against an attack like that..
sylvainpv 2479 days ago. link 1 point
I have bad news for you. Phishing attacks do not even need a fake browser UI. Even if XFS attacks are almost all fixed today, you don't need an iframe: there are fake versions of thousands of websites out there, and some tools can automate this faking process while adapting to user language, OS, etc.