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Sorry! Didn't think about that. It is fixed.
You should leave it in, if the whole point is to demonstrate the capabilities. It's incredible that a webpage can do that.
How so? Any site you navigate to knows your IP, and can take action based on that.
Shutting NoScript off doesn't make too much difference, and I don't think RAS does that much (some sites seem to see through it), so it must be one of the other addons (uBlock Origin, Disconnect, BetterPrivacy, HTTPS Everywhere).
Holy crap, I'm glad I have noscript running and only allow the minimal JS I need to run on pages I somewhat trust.
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You should leave it in, if the whole point is to demonstrate the capabilities. It's incredible that a webpage can do that.
> It's incredible that a webpage can do that. How so? Any site you navigate to knows your IP, and can take action based on that.
Scanning the visitor's /24 without notice, warning, or opportunity to opt out is a dick move. Our IDS probably just lit up like a Christmas tree.
Yup. I have a honeypot on my home network that hits Twilio when it gets poked at. So the author at least got my phone to light up.
But yeah, I echo the other commenter wanting to know more about how you set that up.
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> It's incredible that a webpage can do that. How so? Any site you navigate to knows your IP, and can take action based on that.
This isn't based on external IP. This is using JavaScript to make requests inside your LAN.