My 5 year old daughter also know that never execute any code / script that you do not know.
I construct a web page with a fake GET / POST request, trick Googlebot to execute my script, and the script is actually tring to Hack or Attack another web site.
When I get caught, whose fault is that? I have some malicious code, but I have never executed it.
[citation][nom]CKKwan[/nom]My 5 year old daughter also know that never execute any code / script that you do not know.I construct a web page with a fake GET / POST request, trick Googlebot to execute my script, and the script is actually tring to Hack or Attack another web site.When I get caught, whose fault is that? I have some malicious code, but I have never executed it.[/citation]
uhh.. I dont think you understand how front-end scripting (aka javascript) works
Really great to hear this news because as a developer I had two thoughts whether to use or not Ajax in my website. But it is a relief to me now and I am going to try how it works.
[citation][nom]geossj5[/nom]uhh.. I dont think you understand how front-end scripting (aka javascript) works[/citation]
While what he's saying isn't really valid in a legal sense, it would be possible to get Google to run malicious javascript code since the whole point of AJAX is that it allows js to execute server-side scripts. AJAX blurs the lines between client(front) and server(back) scripting. This is a huge part of web development now. I just really wish that Javascript didn't suck so badly.