Re:HelloJS – Client-side OAuth for JS
by blablabla123 on Thursday September 11, 2014 @06:43AM
(#8301810)
Probably you mean the FB API that doesn't restrict the redirect URL by default.
Google(+?) requires you to whitelist possible redirect URLs, meaning that it's much more obvious what happens after a redirect. Thus limiting what an attacker may do...
Google(+?) requires you to whitelist possible redirect URLs, meaning that it's much more obvious what happens after a redirect. Thus limiting what an attacker may do...