Vasiliev Michael wrote:
On Wednesday 23 June 2004 16:17, Micha Feigin wrote: [skipped] MF> It would probably be as safe as the windows versions. There is MF> supposedly no spyware in there but there is no way tell (actually you MF> could try listening in but I doubt you would recognize bad traffic from MF> good one).
One thing for sure, it reads your Mozilla/Netscape/Opera settings to try and determine the proxy server address (this is being presented as a "silent" service to the user). Who knows what else do they read ans analyze? If it would be up to me to write a cheeky piece of code lurking in the shadows, I would definitely use something like this as a host. Something that runs constantly in the background, knows everything it wants about user activity, plus the "legal" ability to generate a humongous amount of traffic using a proprietary protocol? Yum-mm...
Why not just run it through strace and find out?
Shachar
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