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Can't the unpacked code just detect the uninitialized state and complete the install on first run? (You know, after the developer has had a chance to audit the
by zahlman 8mo ago
Can't the unpacked code just detect the uninitialized state and complete the install on first run?
(You know, after the developer has had a chance to audit the code, pass security scanners over it etc. before it runs?)
- zbentley 8mo agoYeah. Another big benefit of this approach is that it can use or trigger OS-level permissions approval prompts (eg UAC or MacOS’s “do you want to let this program access the desktop?” approvals).
- hunterpayne 8mo agoNo, the installer runs with privs the app won't.