That's funny!

"As usual, the best workaround in the interim is NoScript, provided the site exploiting site has not been authorized to run javascript. ®"

That's really funny. I'll bet if you do that, they'll also have a list of your NoScript whitelist and blacklist. I'm guessing that these exploits can be tagged into any suitably vulnerable site, so that could actually be a hazard.

Now that's not very funny!