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Because they already have the run of the user's profile. Why add additional complexity for less access?
by ChrisSD 7y ago
Because they already have the run of the user's profile. Why add additional complexity for less access?
- Tiki 7y agoBecause you may of had zero access rather than some, for example a web dev who wouldn't click on an .exe but would open an .html file without a second thought. More access isn't necessarily always the end goal either.
- dejaime 7y agoIf someone is knowledgeable enough to not open a shady exe file, they'll probably not simply open any shady files, including doc, ppt, and html
- pas 7y agoNah, people are dumb (exhibit A: myself) and overly trusting of parsers/sandoxes.
- posix_me_less 7y agoNot true for html files. They are widely regarded as harmless.
- dejaime 7y agoI have never seen anyone saying HTML files are harmless, and would definitely never say it myself.