The issue is caused by the 'OnKeyDown' JavaScript feature that allows
websites to capture and duplicate keystrokes entered into data fields, including
fields where users enter credit card information.
Security experts noted that exploiting the flaw would require the user to
type a fair amount of text. Attackers would therefore most likely target online
games or blogs.
Although the flaw requires a sophisticated attacker to effectively exploit
it, it is noteworthy because it spans multiple operating systems and browser
vendors.
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