FROM : Andrew Farmer
DATE : Thu May 15 23:17:45 2008
On 13 May 08, at 17:40, Matt Burnett wrote:
> Now your talking about hackers instead of spammers. It is hard to
> sniff a HTTP session, you have to penetrate your victim's network
> enough to be able to do so.
You're assuming that the application is only ever used in a trusted
environment, which is unlikely to be the case. If an attacker can
download a copy of the application, there is no way to prevent them
from reusing credentials which are embedded in it.
DATE : Thu May 15 23:17:45 2008
On 13 May 08, at 17:40, Matt Burnett wrote:
> Now your talking about hackers instead of spammers. It is hard to
> sniff a HTTP session, you have to penetrate your victim's network
> enough to be able to do so.
You're assuming that the application is only ever used in a trusted
environment, which is unlikely to be the case. If an attacker can
download a copy of the application, there is no way to prevent them
from reusing credentials which are embedded in it.
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