JQuery security check -


i'm using jquery add lot of functionality sas html output files. i'll adding static html tables, ability highlight rows, re-sort, sum subgroups, etc.

the catch no 1 outside of organization can see data in these tables. files not online, saved on our secure drives. i'm worried doing inadvertently expose pieces of data external servers or attackers.

i've read several articles , questions jquery security, is jquery secure? , jquery ajax security, want know if there's need avoid in case nothing surprising happen.

so given won't using ajax or plugins hosted online, have 1 main question:

are there non-obvious things in jquery create chance of data leaking, relative displaying data in javascript-free html?

my apologies if seems question have answered on own. while think should fine, i'm not security expert, , want before potentially awesome project brings company down in flames.

--edit: in response phillip's comments, should clarify accessing files have been required give credentials, have project-specific clearance, , sign data-nondisclosure agreement such attempt move files secure location violation of conditions of access.

no, , bad idea because jquery/js client side technology , text editor , browser can copy code , recreate circumstances needed display sensitive information. need sort of server side verification make sure data totally secure if internal use.


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