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A web browser is an application which uses HTTP and related protocols to retrieve HTML and XML data from servers. As the web has become a critical source of information and communication, web browsers have become a critical component in information request, transfer and management.
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Identify code being run on website
You can carefully replace unsafe calls and properties like eval and innerHTML and then run the script. To be safe, turn off all browser plugins. To be safer, you could do this in a virtual machine.
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Securely render SVG
You should use the img-tag instead of iframe or object. If you do so, the following security restrictions are applied (independent of the origin of the file) to the SVG:
JavaScript is disabled.
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How can I protect myself from this kind of clipboard abuse?
You might have guessed this, but never use the terminals pasting functionality to paste things into vim/emacs. It's like sending a batch of commands to the editor, that can do anything.
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IMG tag vulnerability
Yes, you are safe.
Of course, the page you get served when you Right click > View Image could be malicious, but no script will be executed in the context of your website.
Moreover, don't forget tha …
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