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Yeah, that's trivial to bypass on a compromised machine without touching their binaries or hijacking system APIs.
by eps 10y ago
Yeah, that's trivial to bypass on a compromised machine without touching their binaries or hijacking system APIs.
- stupidgeek314 10y agowhich is exactly what the release note said...
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- contravariant 10y agoTo be fair, most things are trivial to bypass on a compromised machine. In fact what would even be the point of loading arbitrary code into Notepad++ on an already compromised machine?
- joesb 10y agoThe author of Notepad++ even said it, "It doesn't prevent your original notepad++.exe from being replaced by modified notepad++.exe while the CIA is controlling your PC." If CIA is already on your compromised machine and they want to target user of Notepad++, then they would just patched Notepad++ itself.