full-disclosure - Is Mozilla's "patch" enough?

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Message-ID: <200407121659.16687.sec@kaschwig.net>
From: sec at kaschwig.net (Thomas Kaschwig)
Subject: Is Mozilla's "patch" enough?

William Warren wrote:

> the mozilla developers ar already seriously considering changing
> to whitelisting in the next release

http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=173010

Whitelisting is definitely the way to got, at least on Windows.

Thomas
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