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  • I vaguely recall a similar technique described on http://www.ajaxian.com/ [ajaxian.com] some weeks ago. You might search their archive.

    Also, your demo page shows different subdomains of the same domain; IIRC, some browser(s) only restrict access to the first level above the TLD ? Have you verified between, say, yahoo.com and google.com ?

    • Do you mean the postMessage() [ajaxian.com] article? That's similar, but it is only implemented in opera as far as I know.

      xssinterface works across different top-level and second level-domains because it asks a url from the destination domain to set the cookie.

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