WildDr@g0n
04-07-2008, 01:37 AM
To mojopac
Ok, I have given this a test and found that there is one little problem I think could be a security problem for the platform. I have mentioned it once before but at that point I was not certain. Within mojopac, if I were to copy any information, it can be traced within the host pc. Please look within the clipbrd.exe viewer. If there is an nasty file that records what is entered into the clipboard then there could be a problem.
So the scenario that I put to the test was this, within Mojo, copied some info, then checked in the host that it was evident in clipboard. Yes it was, back into mojo, exited out, removed the drive and looked in the clipboard, information still there. :(
Suggest that in the exit process, a null entry can be made, entering into the clipboard and therefore upon leaving the host, as you proclaim, no residue.
Regards,
A fan of Mojo:)
W.ldDr@g0n
Ok, I have given this a test and found that there is one little problem I think could be a security problem for the platform. I have mentioned it once before but at that point I was not certain. Within mojopac, if I were to copy any information, it can be traced within the host pc. Please look within the clipbrd.exe viewer. If there is an nasty file that records what is entered into the clipboard then there could be a problem.
So the scenario that I put to the test was this, within Mojo, copied some info, then checked in the host that it was evident in clipboard. Yes it was, back into mojo, exited out, removed the drive and looked in the clipboard, information still there. :(
Suggest that in the exit process, a null entry can be made, entering into the clipboard and therefore upon leaving the host, as you proclaim, no residue.
Regards,
A fan of Mojo:)
W.ldDr@g0n