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Because they don't want trojans to hijack the browser. If the user can change the signing preference, any application can.
by TazeTSchnitzel 8y ago
Because they don't want trojans to hijack the browser. If the user can change the signing preference, any application can.
- SilasX 8y agoYes, the sibling comment and thread already brought that up.
- lordlimecat 8y agoIt is not possible for a user land application to prevent root processes from hijacking / modifying it. Such protection requires the protecting mechanism to run at a higher level of trust / security ring than the attacker.