JavaScript injections can be used to do a number of things; You can check cookie contents, swap cookies, temporarily edit a webpage, modify web forms, and even do some malicious stuff.

Websense Security Labs yesterday reported a new JavaScript injection attack that has infected "hundreds of thousands" of Websites, including a United Nations site and some UK government sites.

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But, he writes, “This recent campaign on Facebook was conducted via a different mechanism that many are unfamiliar with: self-inflicted JavaScript injection.” He writes: ...

JavaScript is the language of the internet. It is what allows us to create dynamic, interesting webpages that are fast, web-based applications and so much more. The primary use of JavaScript is to ...

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Airports have deployed so-called branded promotional hotspots, and there are plenty of companies that help businesses set up Wi-Fi hotspots that append ads via JavaScript injection.

Comcast and other ISPs “experimenting” with data caps inject JavaScript code into their customers’ data streams in order to display overlays on Web pages that inform them of data cap thresholds.