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Old 07-30-2012, 06:07 AM   #26
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It's old news already, but I'd like to see them here for completeness.

Update to 5.1.2 (amongst other changes) deletes NPAPI plugin /usr/lib/libkindleplugin.so, symlink /usrl/lib/browser/plugins/libkindleplugin.so and directory /usr/lib/browser, thus eliminating possible remote attack vector.

I didn't update to 5.1.2 yet, so I can't confirm, whether setting of LIPC property of com.lab126.system still allow executing of arbitrary shell code. Anybody willing to check? (Anyway, it's a minor nuisance, as without browser plugin there is no more obvious remote access to KT.)

BTW, owners of Ubisoft games with Uplay, beware: installation procedure creates a browser plugin for it's accompanying uplay launcher, which grants unexpectedly wide access to websites.
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