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It seems that this same exploit would work for anyone using apple mail. Isn't Linkedin-Intro is just exploiting the fact that Apple Mail renders HTML.
by bcx 13y ago
It seems that this same exploit would work for anyone using apple mail. Isn't Linkedin-Intro is just exploiting the fact that Apple Mail renders HTML.
- forsaken 13y agoIt's the expectation of the user that this is hacking. Inserting the HTML into a non-Intro user's email wouldn't make sense. But sense the user is expecting that data, and for it to be validated, spoofing it becomes much more valuable.
- coldcode 13y agoYou have to manually accept the profile that allows this. Of course many people have no idea what a bad thing this is.