Blender has a small exposure since the vast majority of the world doesn't use and will never use it.
There is a small danger to the core devs themselves since they do have to download 'random' blends submitted in the bug tracker. Since devs are the most vulnerable to attack, I think mitigating the risk is mostly a matter of their decision. I think the best solution is to have something in the file view to enable/disable scripts for the file when loaded and have it checked/unchecked by the user preferences. There really is no expectation of safety to download a random file from an untrusted source and load it into an application and it not be malware. PDF, image files, doc files, all have had exploits, and as was shown the exact same risk was in Maya and other 3D applications. LetterRip _______________________________________________ Bf-committers mailing list Bf-committers@blender.org http://lists.blender.org/mailman/listinfo/bf-committers