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Attacks: I would guess that is dealt with on a netwok level for all of Google, not individually per app. Plugins: Just drop the external sources that change th
by yaix 14y ago
Attacks: I would guess that is dealt with on a netwok level for all of Google, not individually per app.
Plugins: Just drop the external sources that change their APIs.
Accounts: Accounts are managed by Google Accounts, not by individual apps.
iGoogle is mainly a client-side script that displays small amounts of data. Still think there is not much "maintaining" to do.
- Daniel_Newby 14y agoIt is client side in the www.google.com domain. Meaning it can potentially attack other services in that domain like, oh, most other Google services. You'd want more than just a lone intern watching over it in his spare time.