Brian, How is this any different from other tools like Firefox? An end user can add plugins and Add-ons to Firefox. Thanks,
John On Sat, 2008-08-16 at 10:23, Brian Cameron wrote: > Henry: > > > .gkrellm2/plugins is for gkrellm client, it is used for gkrellm running > > to show the status of the local machine. > > The ~/.gkrellm2/plugins-gkrellmd/ is used to store server plugins for > > user, so user can add some his own plugins, and then run gkrellm client > > remotely to get the relative information. > > If I trick a user into installing a plugin which allows them to monitor > my keyboard strokes, could such information be sent to the remote > client? > > What, if anything, can a system administrator do to prevent such attacks > from being possible. Can the system administrator turn off the feature > which allows users plugins to be functional? Is this feature off or on > by default? > > Brian
