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Making statements based on opinion; back them up with references or personal experience. Thank you for continuing to further elaborate - the use case of the partner precludes restricting them to an iframe, and even if it didn't there are always new tags being added and removed and tags are free to add 4th, 5th-parties and beyond as they please. Currently, the API only supports passing a string, but if you modify your solution it can be powerful. More details here. There is a bunch of material regarding best practices but one of my questions remained unanswered. then your method of verifying the origin cannot be spoofed within the browser when receiving postMessage events. Window.postMessage is a browser method that provides this capability for versions of Internet Explorer no earlier than Internet Explorer 8. Found inside Page 250For example, if you want to send some information to a window you have in an iframe, you can do it using the Messaging API to the window object (of my document) and he can then call the postMessage method to pass some message to it. postMessage () = function we call in order to pass data to another window. Iframes are never a joy to work with, but it's hard to see any better alternative when you consider the security limitations when working with external content. The home page (www.acmerewards.com) of the rewards application. Let's take a look at how window.postMessage works and how you can use it today in Firefox, IE8+, Opera, Safari, and Chrome. Consider the (fictional) credit card rewards program website https://www.acmerewards.com, which is running a promotional campaign. This is the same reason why you should not have client-side validation only for webforms as the user themselves can bypass it. This allows the parent window to resize accordingly. channel: 'FROM_FRAME_A', . The postMessage() API, introduced in HTML5, tries to provide a safe mechanism. This allows the parent window to resize accordingly. In this post we are going to have a look at the security risks arising due to insecure implementation of the HTML5 postMessage()API. One of the little known HTML5 APIs is the window.postMessage API. event.source: A reference to the window object of the sender window. If user is not logged-in, should respond with status code 401; API Method. All modern browsers support postMessage(), though (very) old Internet Explorer versions (older than IE 8) did not support the communication feature. Required methods and their syntax. Found inside Page 21The main page contains two iframes;