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pvorb | 8 months ago
If you've created an extensible file format, but you never need to extend it, you've done everything right, I'd say.
pvorb | 8 months ago
If you've created an extensible file format, but you never need to extend it, you've done everything right, I'd say.
jajko|8 months ago
That's what I would call really extensible, but then there may be no limits and hacking/viruses could have easily a field day.
lelanthran|8 months ago
Will sooner or later be used to implement RCEs. Even if you could do a restriction as is done for eBPF, that code still has to execute.
Best would be not to extend it.