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Is Chrome's view-source dangerous when visiting malicious sites? [duplicate]

What are the risks of viewing the source code of malicious pages on Google Chrome? I want to go directly to view-source:https://example-site.com to visit the sites without rendering anything malicious ...
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Single-Page Application authentication and ISO 27001

I have a single-page javascript application that communicates with a .NET API running in IIS. Authentication is done after loading the application frontend, using an OAuth token from Office 365, ...
Alexander's user avatar
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2answers
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Given a vulnerable JavaScript snippet from a Stack Overflow answer, how can I cheaply find websites whose authors have copied and pasted it?

Frequently, Stack Overflow answers to JavaScript questions contain XSS vulnerabilities (or vulnerabilities of other kinds). For instance, this answer with 420 upvotes and a quarter of a million views ...
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Solution for Enterprise SW Eng. with Github and NPM [closed]

Can anyone share an architecture or framework that supports the use of Open Source software in enterprise software development environments? I'm seeking solutions to manage and mitigate the risk of ...
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Source code disclosure vulnerability

I am a bit confused about the discussion here about hiding javascript source code. Let's say if I browse to a url like this: http://www.example.com/site/somejs.js and then what I see is something like ...
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AngularJS Static Analysis Tools [closed]

I am setting up a software security initiative at a small software company. Part of this is selecting a static analysis tool for early and automated detection of security vulnerabilities. Many ...
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Obfuscating JavaScript code

Some Flash developers are afraid of JavaScript. Their point of view: Stealing JS source code is effortless, one would just 'view source' and copy it. Yes, you can decompile Flash bytecode, however it ...
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Hiding JavaScript source code

In a web-app should one strive to hide as much of the code as possible, for example from view source? In particular I was wondering should JavaScript be hidden, especially ones used for Ajax? I was ...
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Are there any tools to detect JavaScript-based WCF/AJAX calls?

I'd like to determine if a given JavaScript contains the logic to make a AJAX/WCF call, or determine if one is being executed at runtime. Does anything like this exist?
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