Re: Another Scripting Hole In Microsoft IE Exposes Local Files
From: Bernd Eckenfels (usenet2001-12@lina.inka.de)Date: 01/04/02
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From: Bernd Eckenfels <usenet2001-12@lina.inka.de> Date: 4 Jan 2002 18:47:24 GMT
Markus Jansson <jansson_markus@ziplip.com> wrote:
> IE is part of Windows and cant be ripped off. Opera is not part of
> Windows. This was the whole big fuzzle couple years ago when M$
> was sued for monopoly charges.
sure, but if i compromise opera, I do have the same rights to do malicious
stuff like i would had, if i compromise IE. Same is true for netscape.
Remeber the flash plugin overflow (which still exists). All Browses
(supporting it) and OSes are vulnerable.
And yes, there are some security problems in Netscae's JS engine, no reason to
believ opera is safe.
Greetings
Bernd
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