James Graham aber hob zu reden an und schrieb:
> Someone at Mozillazine has reported finding a website which uses an
> onload event to initiate XPInstall and request that the user install
!!!!!!!
> "Content Access Plugin 1.01" which contains a bunch of win32 binaries
> which reportedly contain some sort of adware [1].
[...]
> It would be good if there were some ttechnical measures in place
> to make users less likely to install malicious code
Hey, you can *disable* the software installation entirely in the
preferences, and if you don't, you are *asked* for confirmation *every
time* such an installation is requested.
What other technical measures do you need?
A second confirmation box? "R U *really* sure?"
A third confirmation box? "R U *really*, *really* sure?"
A fourth confirmation box? "R U *really*, *really*, *really* sure?"
Karsten
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