> extra piece of code that does things like send all data entered in forms to your server
Assuming you're injecting JS, the site isn't SSL meaning all that data is available to the proxy anyway (its part of their operation). The botnet angle is much more interesting than the loss of privacy one.
Assuming you're injecting JS, the site isn't SSL meaning all that data is available to the proxy anyway (its part of their operation). The botnet angle is much more interesting than the loss of privacy one.