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Question: Ajax Security

 
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This question is for Kris Hadlock. I had heard from another Java developer that there are issues of security in JavaScript, and therefore in Ajax, that can allow a hacker to access the client machine. Is this true, or are there practices in JavaScript that are important to avoid because of it? Or is this guy full of hot air? Thanks.
 
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Similar question got answered here
 
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As mentioned above already a topic on this subject. We want to keep it easy on our guest. Please continue on that thread. (FYI: Get some ballons and see if you can fly!)

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