Doug Turner wrote:
> The basic deal is that some protocols should not be allowed to run on
> some ports. Without any checking someone could do all sorts of evil
> things
What do you mean with "run"? Mozilla shouldn't accept any connections
from outside. So, the "ports" can only refer to the server, the - I
assume - potentially hostile side. But if I am hostile, I can let my
server run on any port I want.
Or are you trying to protect third-party sites? E.g. I happend to visit
hostile site A, which causes my browser to open a connection to victim
site B?
