Vladimir Katalov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > We were able to write a 'fake' plug-in "fakecert.api" which does > nothing, but being loaded by Adobe Acrobat (and Reader) 4 and 5 > as the certified one even in 'trusted' mode, though we don't have > a 'Reader Integration Key' (this plug-in has been provided only to > Adobe and CERT). When installed into 'plug_ins' subfolder, plug-in > is being loaded every time when Adobe Acrobat (or Reader) starts, and > shows a simple message box.
For those of us not familiar with Acrobat plugins, is there some facility for the program retrieving/installing plugins automatically, or, to exploit this would you need to entice a user to manually place your .api file in their "plug_ins" directory (or run an installer program that would do so, in which case you could run arbitrary code anyway in the installer)? -- Dan Harkless [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://harkless.org/dan/
