Abstract: Client-side attacks have become very popular in recent years. Consequently, third party client software, such as Adobe's Acrobat Reader, remains a popular vector for infections. In order to ...

.... std::string r = webview::json_escape(std::string("hello();")); w.eval(r); .... html: .... function hello() { alert(); } .... It doesn't work in C++, but it works ...

Probably you know, that regular eval() is not safe, because things like Content-Security-Policy: script-src can break it. This library provides much safer function! This library introduces safeEval() ...

In an effort to mitigate a large class of potential cross-site scripting issues in Firefox, Mozilla has blocked execution of all inline scripts and potentially dangerous eval-like functions for ...

Mozilla rolled out protection measures to block code injection attacks in the Firefox web browser, with the attack surface being reduced by removing eval()-like functions and inline scripts ...