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Thanks I'll check it out, but I thought that tptacek was talking about manipulation of JS runtimes instead of exploitations of XSS bugs in webkit.



That's the thing about Javascript. The tiniest little XSS or subtle origin violation results in the entire browser app being 100% 'pwned' (to use the technical term).

The pwnage can even persist into the future for that user when you consider the ability of browsers to cache content and HTML5's data store.




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