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11.0.12rc2/ 8 January 2020; 18 days ago ( 2020-01-08)Written in,Available in45 languagesWebsiteNoScript (or NoScript Security Suite) is a for, other -based, and, created and actively maintained by Giorgio Maone, an Italian software developer and member of the Mozilla Security Group.By default, NoScript blocks active (executable) web content, which a user can wholly or partially unblock by a site or domain from the extension's toolbar menu: Sites can be set as 'allowed', 'trusted', or 'untrusted', and the whitelist persists between sessions. Temporarily allowed sites won't be added to the permanent whitelist, and work only until the browser session ends. Active content may consist of, web fonts, and other.
The add-on also offers specific countermeasures against security exploits. The classic NoScript menu in FirefoxNoScript blocks JavaScript, Java, Flash, Silverlight, and other 'active' content by default in Firefox.
This is based on the assumption that websites can use these technologies in harmful ways. Users can allow active content to execute on trusted websites, by giving explicit permission, on a temporary or a more permanent basis.
If 'Temporarily allow' is selected, then scripts are enabled for that site until the browser session is closed.Because many web browser attacks require scripting, configuring the browser to have scripting disabled by default reduces the chances of exploitation. Blocking plug-in content, as well, helps to mitigate any vulnerabilities in plug-in technologies, such as Java, Flash, Acrobat, and so on. NoScript will replace these blocked elements with a placeholder icon.
Clicking on this icon enables the element.NoScript takes the form of a icon or icon in Firefox. It displays on every website to denote whether NoScript has either blocked, allowed, or partially allowed scripts to run on the web page being viewed. Clicking or hovering (since version 2.0.3rc1 ) the mouse cursor on the NoScript icon gives the user the option to allow or forbid the script's processing.NoScript's interface, whether accessed by right-clicking on the web page or the distinctive NoScript box at the bottom of the page (by default), shows the URL of the script(s) which are blocked, but does not provide any sort of reference to look up whether or not a given script is safe to run. With complex webpages, users may be faced with well over a dozen different cryptic URLs and a non-functioning webpage, with only the choice to allow the script, block the script or to allow it temporarily.The names of certain URLs often give indications of the purposes of these scripts, for example scripts from online-advertising and tracking firms. This gives users the ability to very specifically weed out scripts that they do not have the desire to run.
This is a trial-and-error process. Upon unblocking a script the entire webpage is reloaded, and the weeding-out process must then be repeated.NoScript may provide additional defenses against web-based attacks such as, and, with specific countermeasures that work independently from script blocking.On November 14, 2017, Giorgio Maone announced NoScript 10, which will be 'very different' from 5.x versions, and will use WebExtension technology, making it compatible with. On November 20, 2017, Maone released version 10.1.1 for Firefox 57 and above. NoScript is available for Firefox for Android and there is also preliminary work to port it to Chromium. Site matching and whitelisting. NoScript Anywhere 3.5a15 site permissions in 52.6 on Android 4.1.2Scripts (and other blockable elements) are allowed or blocked based on the source from where the script is fetched. Very often, this source is not identical to the displayed in the address field of the web page ( main page).
This is because many web pages fetch elements such as, scripts, and embeddable objects from remote sites. When a web page includes scripts and other blockable elements from many sources, the user may specify blocking policy for the main address and each of the sources separately.No scripts are executed, if the address of the main page is untrusted. Once any source is marked as trusted, NoScript will regard it as trusted even if it is loaded indirectly by web pages or scripts originating from other domains.The possibility to allow scripts coming from a certain source only for specific main page locations has been requested frequently, but is not yet easy to configure. It may be achieved by configuring the built-in module to fine-tune cross-site resource access.For each source, the exact address, exact domain, or parent domain may be specified.
By enabling a domain (e.g. Mozilla.org), all its subdomains are implicitly enabled (e.g.
Www.mozilla.org, addons.mozilla.org and so on) with every possible protocol (e.g. HTTP and https). By enabling an address (protocol://host, e.g.
Its subdirectories are enabled (e.g. And but not its domain ancestors nor its siblings. Therefore, mozilla.org and addons.mozilla.org will not be automatically enabled.
Untrusted blacklist Sites can also be blacklisted with NoScript. This, coupled with the 'Allow Scripts Globally' option, lets users who deem NoScript's 'Default Deny' policy too restrictive, to turn it into a 'Default Allow' policy. Even if the security level is lower than in the default configuration, NoScript still provides a number of defenses against certain web-based attacks, such as cross-site scripting, CSRF, clickjacking, man-in-the-middle attacks, and DNS rebinding. Anti-XSS protection On April 11, 2007, NoScript 1.1.4.7 was publicly released, introducing the first client-side protection against Type 0 and Type 1 (XSS) ever delivered in a web browser. Whenever a website tries to inject HTML or JavaScript code inside a different site, NoScript filters the malicious request, neutralizing its dangerous load.
Similar features have been adopted years later by. Application Boundaries Enforcer (ABE). Resources blocked by ABE are logged to the browser console. The Console extension shows the block events of two CSS files, as logged by NoScript Anywhere 3.5a15 in 38.8.0 on Android 2.3.6The Application Boundaries Enforcer (ABE) is a built-in NoScript module meant to harden the -oriented protections already provided by NoScript, by delivering a firewall-like component running inside the browser. This 'firewall' is specialized in defining and guarding the boundaries of each sensitive web application relevant to the user (e.g. Plugins, webmail, online banking, and so on), according to policies defined either directly by the user, by the web developer/administrator, or by a trusted third party.
In its default configuration, NoScript's ABE provides protection against and attacks aimed at intranet resources, such as routers and sensitive web applications. ClearClick (anti-clickjacking) NoScript's ClearClick feature, released on October 8, 2008, prevents users from clicking on invisible or 'redressed' page elements of embedded documents or applets, defeating all types of clickjacking (i.e. Frame-based and plugin-based). This makes NoScript 'the only freely available product which offers a reasonable degree of protection' against clickjacking attacks. HTTPS enhancements NoScript can force the browser to always use when establishing connections to some sensitive sites, in order to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
This behavior can be either triggered by the websites themselves, by sending the header, or configured by users for those websites which don't support Strict Transport Security yet. NoScript's HTTPS enhancement features have been used by the as the basis of its add-on. Surrogate scripts NoScript is able to run user-provided scripts instead of, or in addition to, website-provided scripts, in a similar manner to the Greasemonkey addon. This feature was originally designed to fix pages that make use of third-party scripts (such as Google Analytics) in a way that causes the pages to break when the third-party scripts are blocked, but is not required for the actual functionality of the page. The list of built-in surrogate scripts is actively maintained and included 48 sites as of version 2.6.9.27.Unintended benefits NoScript can provide some unintended benefits.
An IANIX benchmark on the top 150 Alexa websites sans country-code duplicates with NoScript enabled showed a reduction in bandwidth consumption by approximately 42%. In addition, the use of NoScript reduces the amount of system resources required by the browser to display web pages. As some web tracking services depend on JavaScript, and as JavaScript exposes browser and operating system configuration details, NoScript can increase privacy and anonymity as seen via the 's tool.
NoScript also can be used by web developers as a convenient way to test how well sites work without JavaScript, particularly since modern versions of Firefox have removed JavaScript controls from the regular configuration pane. Awards. chose NoScript as one of the 100 Best Products of 2006. In 2008, NoScript won 's 'Best Security Add-On' editorial award. In 2010, NoScript was 'The Reader's Choice Awards' winner in the 'Best Privacy/Security Add-On' category at.
In 2011, for the second year in a row, NoScript was 'The Reader's Choice Awards' winner in the 'Best Privacy/Security Add-On' category at. NoScript was the 2011 (first edition) winner of the Dragon Research Group's 'Security Innovation Grant'. This award is given to the most innovative project in the area of information security, as judged by an independent committee.Controversies Conflict with Adblock Plus In May 2009, it was reported that an 'extension war' had broken out between NoScript's developer, Giorgio Maone, and the developers of the Firefox ad-blocking extension after Maone released a version of NoScript that circumvented a block enabled by an AdBlock Plus filter. The code implementing this workaround was 'camouflaged' to avoid detection. Maone stated that he had implemented it in response to a filter that blocked his own website. After mounting criticism, and a declaration by the administrators of the site that the site would change its guidelines regarding add-on modifications, Maone removed the code and issued a full apology. Conflict with Ghostery Also in May 2009, shortly after the Adblock Plus incident, a spat arose between Maone and the developers of the add-on after Maone implemented a change on his website that disabled the notification Ghostery used to report.
This was interpreted as an attempt to 'prevent Ghostery from reporting on trackers and ad networks on NoScript's websites'. In response, Maone stated that the change was made because Ghostery's notification obscured the donation button on the NoScript site.The conflict was resolved when Maone changed his site's CSS to move—rather than disable—the Ghostery notification.
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