Is there a way for me (non-expert in javascript) to detect javascript attacks from a website. I have done alot of searching around and have not come up with a definitive answer. NoScript is a pain in the ass to use as more and more sites REQUIRE Java and scripting to be enabled (e.g. signing into this site). Every time I click on "allow site" I wonder what I'm "allowing." Also the advice, "Only allow sites you trust" is not really helpful as many sites have been hacked and don't even know it.

Also, I suspect a site running something to pick up my router IP as they seem to be able to identify me although I'm on TOR. I am not referring to a hidden site or one dealing in illegal content. I am talking about normal, known sites.

Is there a way for me (non-expert in JavaScript) to detect JavaScript attacks from a website. I have done a lot of searching around and have not come up with a definitive answer. NoScript is a pain in the ass to use as more and more sites REQUIRE Java and scripting to be enabled (e.g. signing into this site). Every time I click on "allow site" I wonder what I'm "allowing." Also the advice, "Only allow sites you trust" is not really helpful as many sites have been hacked and don't even know it.

Also, I suspect a site running something to pick up my router IP as they seem to be able to identify me although I'm on TOR. I am not referring to a hidden site or one dealing in illegal content. I am talking about normal, known sites.

Is there a way for me (non-expert in javascript) to detect javascript attacks from a website. I have done alot of searching around and have not come up with a definitive answer. NoScript is a pain in the ass to use as more and more sites REQUIRE java and scripting to be enabled (e.g. signing into this site). Every time I click on "allow site" I wonder what I'm "allowing." Also the advice, "Only allow sites you trust" is not really helpful as many sites have been hacked and don't even know it.

Also, I suspect a site running something to pick up my router ip as they seem to be able to identify me although I'm on tor.

Edit: I am not referring to a hidden site or one dealing in illegal content. I am talking about normal, known sites.

Thanks

Is there a way for me (non-expert in javascript) to detect javascript attacks from a website. I have done alot of searching around and have not come up with a definitive answer. NoScript is a pain in the ass to use as more and more sites REQUIRE Java and scripting to be enabled (e.g. signing into this site). Every time I click on "allow site" I wonder what I'm "allowing." Also the advice, "Only allow sites you trust" is not really helpful as many sites have been hacked and don't even know it.

Also, I suspect a site running something to pick up my router IP as they seem to be able to identify me although I'm on TOR. I am not referring to a hidden site or one dealing in illegal content. I am talking about normal, known sites.

Is there a way for me (non-expert in javascript) to detect javascript attacks from a website. I have done alot of searching around and have not come up with a definitive answer. NoScript is a pain in the ass to use as more and more sites REQUIRE java and scripting to be enabled (e.g. signing into this site). Every time I click on "allow site" I wonder what I'm "allowing." Also the advice, "Only allow sites you trust" is not really helpful as many sites have been hacked and don't even know it.

Also, I suspect a site running something to pick up my router ip as they seem to be able to identify me although I'm on tor.

Thanks

Is there a way for me (non-expert in javascript) to detect javascript attacks from a website. I have done alot of searching around and have not come up with a definitive answer. NoScript is a pain in the ass to use as more and more sites REQUIRE java and scripting to be enabled (e.g. signing into this site). Every time I click on "allow site" I wonder what I'm "allowing." Also the advice, "Only allow sites you trust" is not really helpful as many sites have been hacked and don't even know it.

Also, I suspect a site running something to pick up my router ip as they seem to be able to identify me although I'm on tor.

Edit: I am not referring to a hidden site or one dealing in illegal content. I am talking about normal, known sites.

Thanks