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The Curious Case of Copy & Paste – on risks of pasting arbitrary content in browsers

MichaƂ Bentkowski | June 2, 2020June 15, 2020 | Research

This writeup is a summary of my research on issues in handling copying and pasting in: browsers, popular WYSIWYG editors, and websites. Its main goal is to raise awareness that the following scenario can make users exposed to attacks: The victim visits a malicious site, The victim copies something from the site to the clipboard, …

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