On Dec 3, 2007 12:56 PM, thomas wrote:
>
> > since the cracker will only need to
> > get two values from vim's memory instead of one.  Am I missing
> > something?
>
> This assumes an attack that is specifically targeted at an individual
> vim user using a specific version of the netrw plugin. This isn't the
> most likely scenario though. (Depending on your workplace maybe.)

1. I daresay that most attacks are specific to a particular version of a
   piece of software.

2. This entire discussion seems to be based upon an attack targeted
    at an individual vim user and a particular piece of software.

3. This entire discussion seems to basically be a moot point since
    any cracker worth his salt would just be sniffing the network...
    FTP transmits passwords in plaintext; security in how netrw
    handles the passwords seems to be a rather moot point to me.

~Matt

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