>Chrome form autofill leaks data you never meant to share
What the fuck, seriously.
Does Firefox do this shit too?
>Chrome form autofill leaks data you never meant to share
What the fuck, seriously.
Does Firefox do this shit too?
EXPOSED
BOTNET
No, but other webkit trash does
It's an add-on or plugin leaking information.
Didn't you make this same thread last night?
No, Firefox isn't that stupid and insecure.
HTML Source?
Looks more like the website fills itself in with junk data to line itself up with a database
No. You can try this yourself with a vanilla chrome installation.
Gee. It's a good thing I don't use Chrome's autofill nor its password manager.
Test URL:
a.pomf.cat
>implying I ever submit the autofill
I just retype each piece of information.
Firefox autofills one field at a time, so no.
It's filling hidden elements in the form, which are inaccessible nor presented to the user.
At least based on op.
>this thread again
im all for chrom* bashing and even i think this is pathetic
every one already knows chrom* sucks @ not-being-a-botnet
Could this happen with credit card info too?
>Using autofill
Autofill is a security nightmare designed for lazy people.
Daily reminder
Don't use this one, he's trying to phish you.
The actual demo is linked in theguardian.com
>Correct Response
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well, chrome shouldn't fill out hidden elements. The browser can detect if the element is visible or not you know..
Chromecucks btfod once again
yeah, but won't any browser soon be a chromium port??
...except safari and microsoft explorer
what's to stop someone from making the field 1x1 pixel and 99% transparent tho?
what's to stop the browser to check if it's 1x1 px and transparent before it fills out the field?
no.
going beyond checking if the style is hidden is a lot different than putting form fields behind other objects
If you put your info in autofill then you clearly meant to share it at some point.
well, at least I didn't put my creditcard in autofill..
how is the browser to know if the user can see it or not, dumbfuck? obviously 1x1 px and 99% transparent is likely not visible, but where does it draw the line?
or if the elements are visible, but currently off-screen, what's to stop the page from grabbing the values via javascript, then hiding the elements and sending the data back using ajax?
you make it sound like this is an easy thing to fix, it certainly doesn't seem that way.
>easy thing to fix
Sure it is. It's called disabling autofill from browsers and making lazy fucking shitcunt casual garbage lusers use their goddamn computers once in their goddamn lives.
>how can a browser know how it renders an element
lol, your retarded
>I literally cant read yet call others retards