[Webappsec] HTTP only support in XMLHTTPRequest
Jim Manico
jim at manico.net
Tue May 6 20:34:11 EDT 2008
Conjecture: Restricting XMLHTTPRequest from reading HttpOnly cookies is
not going to stop w 2.x innovation* in any way.*
I propose that we set up a petition over this issue (I'll lead the
charge in getting this set up) and submit the results to the w3c over
this specific issue.
Cool, Arian?
- Jim
> This is nice, but as you said, if we don't involve the W3C this will
> assuredly slide down that slippery slope of open access. Our
> community hasn't done an effective job with this so far (IMHO).
>
> I believe the social-networking software community folks want
> XMLHTTPRequest to have access to anything they want it to,
> *especially* including values they deem as useful (personalization
> and tracking cookies).
>
> Having OWASP support this would make sense, and add
> weight. Several user-agent implementation projects follow
> OWASP today....
>
> Also, so would having "Oracle" encouraging this.
>
> I don't think most of us as individuals will have much say or
> sway, especially if there starts to be conflicting interests
> with the functions of XMLHTTPRequest going forward
> (and I think there will be).
>
>
>
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