Use NoScript whitelist for XSS?

[Joshua Gold <joshuagold2 () gmail com>]

This might seem like a stupid idea, but I thought that this might work.

I'm not an expert on XSS, but I was thinking that if a user has
allowed scripts from a site that allows users to post arbitrary
content (e.g. pastebin.com), then you could still target that user. Am
I right?

In case I'm not being clear, here are the steps I was thinking of:
 - Create an XSS attack
 - Paste said attack to pastebin.com or some other site that many
noscript users have added to their whitelist
 - Include pastebin script in malicious webpage and proceed with attack

Apologies if this is a stupid idea, but it seems sound.

Regards,
jgold

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