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To be clearer, as I understand it you can only manipulate the displayed content of a message you are 'replying' to, not literally the original message. If you
by davnicwil 8y ago
To be clearer, as I understand it you can only manipulate the displayed content of a message you are 'replying' to, not literally the original message.
If you click on the replied to message, it takes you back to the original, so this kind of manipulation is very simple to verify in cases where doing so would be important.
Doesn't seem like a very useful exploit in practice.
- crtasm 8y agoYes, it's like editing the quoted text in an email except 1) even easier to check if it was done to you and 2) can't be done with the standard client.
- dstick 8y agoIn that case calling it an exploit and the author a security researcher is laughter inducing at best! :)
- diamondo25 8y ago"Nobody on the internet tells lies." - Albert Einstein