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True, but I don't see how it would be any worse than running JS on any other web page. Assuming it is implemented in a safe way, that is.


pdf documents are usually not created by web developers but by other people and then uploaded to the website. all it takes is a way to have someones computer infect a pdf with malicious js code, which, (if such an infection is possible) is way more likely to slip through than an attacker embedding malicious js into the website itself.




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