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Gaping security hole in Greasemonkey 0.4?
There are reports of a rather egregious security hole in the latest revision of Greasemonkey -- one that could allow a malicious website access to any local file. Worse -- the attacker wouldn't even need to know the name of the specific file they're looking for, as sending a GET request with a directory as an argument will return a parseable file listing. You may want to uninstall or downgrade if you're a Greasemonkey user.
[Via waxy]
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Subscribe to commentsMorgan at Direct TextbookJul 20th 2005 6:29AM
Here's some other info about it for those that want it:
http://www.betanews.com/article/PlugIn_Raises_Firefox_Security_Doubts/1121793854
http://www.sitepoint.com/blog-post-view.php?id=282262