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Re:Braintree V.Zero SDK – Faster integration, drop-in UI, an... by talos on Wednesday July 09, 2014 @04:37PM (#8012110)
Interesting. I understand that popups might not be supported in certain environments, but it would seem the preferable flow in that case would be to forward to Paypal, authorize, then forward back. I just don't see any way to protect a lightbox from phishing, even if that's only on a subset of devices.

I guess I'm not up on the limitations of mobile browsers, but if they really make it so hard to expose the URL, it would seem to re-open a huge array of phishing attacks (and, once these are heavily exploited, mobile browsers will probably get better about exposing URLs.)

Re:Braintree V.Zero SDK – Faster integration, drop-in UI, an... by tokenizerrr on Wednesday July 09, 2014 @04:52PM (#8012172)
The most interesting part to me is that this is a regression. Paypal integration used to work like you said, and like I said here[1], though now they seem to favor usability over security.

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8011614