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Per the video showing the exploit: I thought since it was being served through an iFrame, it won't allow you to effect the inner elements with CSS/JS? If that doesn't matter, is there a way that Facebook, Twitter, Google+, etc. can do anything on their end so the front end user (or exploiter, in this case) can't modify the button with CSS to do these types of things?


Couldn't you just move the iFrame and not need to have access to its elements?




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