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There is a difference. JS is turing complete, pure HTML is far from (as far as I'm aware). So HTML might (!) well be restricted enough to not be able to carry out such an attack.

But I'd never state to definitively, as I don't know enough about what HTML without JS can do these days. For all I know there's a turing tarpit in there somewhere...



CSS3 is Turing-complete, but creating an exploit using just it would be... quite a feat.

With JS or WASM, it's much more straightforward.




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