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If you are connecting to X, it doesn't matter. You can attack all other X11 clients by design. This is why GNOME is pushing so heavily on xdg-app (for the sandb
by audidude 11y ago
If you are connecting to X, it doesn't matter. You can attack all other X11 clients by design. This is why GNOME is pushing so heavily on xdg-app (for the sandbox) and the wayland-enabled GNOME shell (so apps can't snoop on each other).
- anthk 11y agoWayland doesn't have the Xinput disaster.
- timthelion 11y agoSubuser uses XPRA, so it shouldn't suffer from this problem: http://subuser.org/news/0.3.html#the-xpra-x11-bridge http://subuser.org/news/0.3.html#the-xpra-x11-bridge