Luke Faraone wrote: > A malicious attacker can type at speeds which would allow malicious commands > to be injected without the user noticing until it is "too late".
Certainly. Also, the system is implemented using GNU Screen, which permits multiple parallel terminals. This is a very useful feature, but it also means that someone may be typing in a different shell from the one you're looking at. I merely mean that users are less likely to leave such a shared activity "always on". > Also, there is no method for "limited sharing". Perhaps you are not aware of the Invitations mechanism? I can invite people to an activity, and only those whom I have invited are aware of its existence. Invitations were admittedly not very reliable in older software versions; I haven't tried them recently. I'm not precisely sure to what degree sharing scope is enforced by Telepathy. --Ben
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