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Re: [Full-disclosure] Question about Mac OS X 10.4 Security

Subject: Re: [Full-disclosure] Question about Mac OS X 10.4 Security
Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 10:49:09 -0500

I think you're living in a fantasy world. The recent vulnerability, which allows the running of arbitrary code simply by clicking on a linked zip file will probably result in at least a handful of new viruses/worms for the Mac platform within the next week or two.

I agree 100% . Zip file / metadata bug added to a malicious InputManager , fucked up dyld file or environment.plist is like instant IE style popup city for Mac users running Safari. It would literally take about 20 minutes to put something together.

-KF

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