Andrew's Security Filter(s) v5.62 (May 10, 2009)

[Kye-U]

Guest Wrote:still the same , may be this is Java`s version problem. I have version 6 update 5 installed on my system.

mystics

I must admit, I'm out of ideas =\
If it still didn't work even with a "fresh", standalone config set, then there's something that's blocking the Javascript from loading, somehow.

z12 Wrote:Seems to me that if you trust a script, you might as well let it rip without any matches by this filter.

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If it's desirable to disable certain tags inside a script, maybe it would be more effective just to break the tags.
Use a list to replace "embed" or "object" with "foo;".

Very valid point =] I guess once you allow a tag/tags, then they shouldn't be removed. By renaming the tags instead of removing the entire code from the page, I'd imagine the filtering speed would be increased (since the byte limit would be 10 bytes or so, instead of 32767).

My thinking is, if a tag needs to be obfusticated via Javascript, it's either an advertisement or a nuisance.