Research on the latest vulnerability code _ Vulnerability in Internet EXPLORER6

Use the following code:

<script type= "Text/jscript" >
function init () {
document.write ("The Time is:" + Date ());

}
Window.onload = init;
</script>


This code allows you to hide the HTML code in front of the page, and you can only see the code that executes inside the JavaScript statement after you run it.
And after refreshing, you can no longer see the source code of the site, and can use JavaScript to execute arbitrary code.
The best time to hang a horse is to be missed.


Test method:


&LT;H1&GT;NCPH of Something<i>before</i><br> the <b>javascript</b&gt ... ncphncph


<script type= "Text/jscript" >
function init () {
document.write ("The" "" The "" is now: "+ Date ());

}
Window.onload = init;
</script>

&LT;U&GT;NCPH of something</u> after the <b>JavaScript</b>


Save the above code for an HTML page.
If you only see the above time, it will prove that your IE also has this vulnerability. (What about the front and back code?) ^.^)
I believe people who understand a little HTML language know how to use it.
Now 90% of IE all have this vulnerability.
In XP SP2 SP4 2003SP1 test passed.

by rose of ncph studio