Re:XSS Attack Embedded in an ERC20 Token Contract Steals Tho...
by detailyang on Thursday September 28, 2017 @02:53AM
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the etherdelta owner can change the js code then send you
founds to faker contract:)
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Re:XSS Attack Embedded in an ERC20 Token Contract Steals Tho...
by AgentME on Thursday September 28, 2017 @03:23AM
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The contract address is shown in the Mist/MetaMask prompt. Checking that when you first deposit would be sufficient. (Sure, it's probably true that many users would fail to check that, but I think it counts for something that there is an obvious way that anyone could verify what they were committing their funds to.)