- From: Bob Foster <bob@objfac.com>
- Date: Tue, 29 Apr 2003 10:51:34 -0500
- To: "Ned Spilsbury" <nspils@pacbell.net>, <www-forms@w3.org>
From: "Ned Spilsbury" <nspils@pacbell.net> > The Xforms can write an XML file to disk - and you can do > most anything with that file, then, to transmit it. You can code the Xforms > to be e-mailed as a submission method. So one can write a worm with XForms? > ...All with a text editor and a browser (with form processor > plug-in until we get a browser which has it built in) - no proprietary > technology requiring outlay of several hundred dollars. So it's a cheap security hole? I am sure I am over-reacting, but I don't much like network technologies that can write files to disk and do almost anything with them thereafter. Would someone please point out how this concern is misplaced? Bob [cross-posting removed]
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