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Off course. But as a Windows customer I would expect Microsoft to prevent such issues.
by andix 5y ago
Off course. But as a Windows customer I would expect Microsoft to prevent such issues.
- cosmotic 5y agoI agree they should block this sort of stuff, but don't count on it; When I plug in a Microsoft mouse, a Microsoft IntelliMouse install wizard pops up. In the end, the driver is running executable code which could (I believe) just start an EXE install wizard anyway so this seems unpreventable.
- wvenable 5y agoA privileged executable can always launch another executable with less privileges.