JavaScript-loaded images can be indexed, Google's Martin Splitt confirms. Learn common indexing issues and best practices to ensure your JS images appear in search.

Here’s an interesting proof-of-concept that could be useful or hazardous depending on the situation in which you encounter it. [jklmnn] drew inspiration from the work of [Ange Albertini] who … ...

As soon as you create the Image object, and set it's source, the browser starts to download. This is done asyncronously. That is, the x.src = "foo.gif" setting, doesn't halt the browser, until the ...

The authors turned to polyglot images to add the JavaScript code that redirects to a page offering a fake reward. The malicious code is hidden in a BMP type of picture and it is heavily obfuscated.