HTML 5 Sandbox attribute…
Here is an interesting read from Google's blog discussing the new HTML 5 sandbox attribute. Basically it lets web developers reduce privileges of part of their web pages. Read more here http://blog.chromium.org/2010/05/security-in-depth-html5s-sandbox.html
When displaying untrusted.html in a sandboxed iframe, the browser renders untrusted.html with reduced privileges (e.g., disabling JavaScript and popups), similar in spirit to how Google Chrome sandboxes its rendering engine.
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