This was an XSS attack. A malicious script was executed inside an admin’s already authenticated browser context, allowing said malicious script to place itself into public facing pages. Nothing to do with any browser fingerprinting nonsense you’re going on about.
This was an XSS attack. A malicious script was executed inside an admin’s already authenticated browser context, allowing said malicious script to place itself into public facing pages. Nothing to do with any browser fingerprinting nonsense you’re going on about.