Checking if a JavaScript native function is monkey patched (mmazzarolo.com) 7 points by mmazzarolo 4y ago ↗ HN
[–] cabirum 4y ago ↗ Are there legit cases where monkey patching native funcs is justified? Many scanners report this as vulnerability, so I would expect browsers and standards bodies to eventually prohibit messing with native apis. [–] mmazzarolo 4y ago ↗ Off the top of my head:- Overriding the fetch/XHR API for error monitoring (there's no other way to listen for them unless you use Service Workers)- Polyfilling features on top of existing APIsBut you might not see them as "justified".
[–] mmazzarolo 4y ago ↗ Off the top of my head:- Overriding the fetch/XHR API for error monitoring (there's no other way to listen for them unless you use Service Workers)- Polyfilling features on top of existing APIsBut you might not see them as "justified".
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[ 4.6 ms ] story [ 30.3 ms ] thread- Overriding the fetch/XHR API for error monitoring (there's no other way to listen for them unless you use Service Workers)
- Polyfilling features on top of existing APIs
But you might not see them as "justified".