By Anonymous CowardPosted Friday 4th January 2008 17:56 GMT
allegedly a safe place to play ... ahah ... the Java crap is to be blamed, not McAfee. Sandbox without a proper tarp end up filled with cat pooh. Can't blame McAfee trying to pick one pooh too many.
By Morely DotesPosted Friday 4th January 2008 19:24 GMT
Do not confuse Java with Javascript. The only evident relationship between the two is the four letters in "java."
I'm not entirely certain that anything calling Friendster "malware" is incorrect, however. It seems to me to be a bit less dangerous than a bio-engineered version of anthrax, and a bit more malicious than a kiss from your auntie; somewhere in between, but leaning towards anthrax.
By David EddlemanPosted Sunday 6th January 2008 08:00 GMT
Is not always effective. Do you know just how much software they'd need to test? Many different versions of Java, Flash, etc. -- and that's just counting the "popular" software.
Comments on: McAfee spies malware in legit JavaScript apps
Sandbox #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Friday 4th January 2008 17:56 GMT
Please! #
By Morely Dotes Posted Friday 4th January 2008 19:24 GMT
Sandbox... #
By David Eddleman Posted Sunday 6th January 2008 08:00 GMT
SCREAMING SCRIPT #
By Glenn Posted Sunday 6th January 2008 16:43 GMT
No such thing as heuristic detection #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Sunday 6th January 2008 17:29 GMT