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$.answer=42 12 years ago

Nice finding ! And it's so true ! 42 is the answer to everything ;)

Even to check an instantiation ...

    $.answer = 42;
[...]
    $.N = function () {
    
        var a = O[gb];
    
        if (!a || 42 != a.answer) {
[...]
            O[gb] = $;
[...]
        }
    
    };
    
    $.N();

it's really easy to capture contacts this way. As Mathias said, they have to limit the view of the saved form to the one who sent it in the first place... and add an expiration for deleting such data.

So what's missing ? an ID for knowing the first sender, a timestamp, a checking process and a garbage collector to delete the expired ones periodically ? Ok, we don't add a column so easily in the big DB table here, but they can add a sister table with both IDs, the timestamp and a "IsActive" boolean... and start filling the new table with no reference ID, so only the timestamp works for the existed ones. the system will repair itself at the end of the expiration date.