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It's a proof of concept showing a flaw in a core, non-sandboxed application. Someone with better social engineering and/or or someone interested in targeting sp
by Sanddancer 13y ago
It's a proof of concept showing a flaw in a core, non-sandboxed application. Someone with better social engineering and/or or someone interested in targeting specific people could turn this into something rather nasty
- nknighthb 13y agoNo, it's demonstrating (poorly) the ordinary functionality of application plugins. The most iTunes could possibly do is display a warning dialog on unsigned plugins. Not a bad idea, perhaps, but its absence is hardly a flaw. You're already postulating sufficient social engineering that I can't believe the warning would stop anyone.