JaTE: Transparent and Efficient JavaScript Confinement

Tung Tran, Riccardo Pelizzi, R. Sekar
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Inclusion of third-party scripts is a common practice, even among major sites handling sensitive data. The default browser security policies are ill-suited for securing web sites from vulnerable or malicious third-party scripts: the choice is between full privilege (
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