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Re: You are wrong again. |
Oct 17, 2012, 20:35 |
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Mashiki Amiketo wrote on Oct 17, 2012, 20:30: That's two completely different things than what you've said in the last 4 posts. No, it isn't. You simply don't understand what you read.
A page running something is not the URL itself being a script. No kidding, nor did I say it was. With redirection the browser will automatically execute/go to Steam URL, which will automatically run Steam, which will automatically run/handle the URL to execute the attack. PC owned shortly thereafter. Learn to read.
And yes you're fearmongering, when there is a solution right there. I am not fear mongering when this is a very real fear of exploit since the exploit works and it is public. Second, that solution is one which I already mentioned below, but it isn't permanent unless Valve removes the functionality from Steam because Steam automatically restores itself when it is run if a part is deleted, etc.
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