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Rendering-based data exfiltration refers to an attacker inducing the victim's client-side rendering engine to actively initiate network requests carrying sensitive information when parsing malicious content, with common vectors including <img src>, CSS url(), <link> preloading, and Markdown image syntax, and the core of defense being Content Security Policy (CSP).
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10/15/2026
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Claude Code Desktop Vulnerability Exposed: Preview Pane Becomes a Data Exfiltration Channel
hackernewshackernews10/15/2026
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