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craig.burrell
I'm not a Javascript programmer, and I have a basic question about how
scripts may make use of libraries in Javascript. I thank everyone for
humouring me.
Do all of the libraries required by a script have to reside in the
host environment, or may a custom library be bundled with the script
itself?
I ask because I am trying to assess the significance of Alexander
Sotirov's <a href="http://www.determina.com/security.research/
presentations/bh-eu07/bh-eu07-sotirov-paper.html">HeapLib </a>
library, which provides functionality for manipulating the IE heap.
The library makes it easier to run exploits against IE, but that won't
matter much if those exploits require that HeapLib be installed in the
target environment beforehand.
My thanks to anyone who can help clarify this point for me.
scripts may make use of libraries in Javascript. I thank everyone for
humouring me.
Do all of the libraries required by a script have to reside in the
host environment, or may a custom library be bundled with the script
itself?
I ask because I am trying to assess the significance of Alexander
Sotirov's <a href="http://www.determina.com/security.research/
presentations/bh-eu07/bh-eu07-sotirov-paper.html">HeapLib </a>
library, which provides functionality for manipulating the IE heap.
The library makes it easier to run exploits against IE, but that won't
matter much if those exploits require that HeapLib be installed in the
target environment beforehand.
My thanks to anyone who can help clarify this point for me.