evil.js 42 script details Some of the things it does:
- Overrides alert() with eval().
- Modifies many other built-in methods (pointing Math.max to Math.min, etc..)
- Removing XMLHttpRequest support.
- Hardcoded output for certain types of calls.
In other words, evil.js can be used as a method to fight back people loading content directly, that was not intended as such.
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