Airtel accused of injecting 'suspicious' code to track users' browsing habits
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Re: Airtel accused of injecting 'suspicious' code to track users' browsing habits
#2Here is the 'Anchor.js' being injected into the page. There is nothing malicious in the code. I can't comment on why this is injected in the first place.
Re: Airtel accused of injecting 'suspicious' code to track users' browsing habits
#3Here is the 'Anchor.js' being injected into the page. There is nothing malicious in the code. I can't comment on why this is injected in the first place. http://jenson.in/0x22b/hax17_jmj.php
Nice, I'm not sure what's going on there.. But considering the fact someone getting threaten by the company,there must be something with this script :D