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Does anybody know, how Wayland [0] handles this? I just found one thread on StackExchange [1]. [0] http://wayland.freedesktop.org/ http://wayland.freedesktop.
by ushi 12y ago
Does anybody know, how Wayland [0] handles this? I just found
one thread on StackExchange [1].
[0] http://wayland.freedesktop.org/ http://wayland.freedesktop.org/
[1] https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/3589/passive-and-active-attacks-via-x11-is-wayland-any-better https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/3589/passive-an...
- nemetroid 12y agoThis question is asked in the comments of the article as well, and receives an incredibly unprofessional answer: > (commenter) Instructive article. But what about Wayland? Wayland is claimed to replace X soon. Major distros are already working on its integration. Are the authors aware of it or does it have the same design flaws? > (author) @phocean: good question about Wayland, why don't you check for yourself? ;) > (commenter) So I will when I have some free time. But as it is your research topic, I expected you had already done that or even contacted the developers to inform them. As it is still under heavy development, I guess it is a good timing to implement good stuff and for expert like you to advise them. > (author) @phocean: Don't kid me, kid! What I did here was not a "research" (you might want to check some real research we did at ITL on our website). That was just a Saturday morning blog post with an aim to save some lost souls, like yours... And I really don't have time to go and test all the software in the development that is out there. I do have real job, that among other things includes doing real research...