Critical flaw found in Photoshop plug-in

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do us all a favour and think before you type, please

Yay for trolls!

This isn't a Windows problem, it's a Photoshop-developer problem. If the plugin is vulnerable on one OS, it's vulnerable on another - it might just require a modified attack vector. It might not, if all it needs is for the user to load a malformed PNG. If the plugin behaves the same way cross-platform, you have (almost) the same end-result... People could craft OS-specific instruction sets for different OSes.

Microsoft didn't write the PNG plugin, for once you can't blame them

Posted by: ChristopherWoods   Posted on: 05/01/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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