State of the Malware
summary
Argues a concrete defensive strategy: find malware by asking someone who runs a simple JavaScript interrogation, delete it, and prevent it with the virus method — vaccination (make a site look infected), interrogation, and recursion. Demonstrates a working bookmarklet and using W3Schools try‑it as a quick test harness. Recommends concrete hacks like HTM instead of HTML, image‑only pages, entities instead of tags, framesets; cites real incidents such as Heartbleed and Shellshock as motivations.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 2:55The Virus Method for Preventing Malware in Our Code
- 5:25Horizontal Scrolling
- 5:42Image Only Development
- 6:41State of the Malware
- 8:47Ruining Javascript
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