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Comment from my email...
The danger is not in the "do shell script" command, disabling it will only close down one of several possible routes to do damage. For example, here is a straight AppleScript way to do similar damage:
I can create a similar program in Java, Cocoa, Carbon, or whatever. You can never fully close off this sort of problem, all you can do is make life more difficult for yourself as you shut down all of the ways that this can be done. |
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