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Google desktop search doesn't bypass any security that isn't already not there.... er...bicostp wrote:I hope it doesn't make a huge security hole like Google Desktop Search does...
What I mean is that it only finds things that you have permission to find. In other words, any aparent security issues are really with the OS, not GDS.
Also it should be noted that you don't need to use Google's application to participate in the network, since it is based on the Jabber protocol.
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Well some kid installed it on a Win XP SP2 PC at school, and he was able to get into files on the teachers' Admin accounts from a normal User account...MajorLag wrote:Google desktop search doesn't bypass any security that isn't already not there.... er...bicostp wrote:I hope it doesn't make a huge security hole like Google Desktop Search does...
What I mean is that it only finds things that you have permission to find. In other words, any aparent security issues are really with the OS, not GDS.
Also it should be noted that you don't need to use Google's application to participate in the network, since it is based on the Jabber protocol.
But he might have figured out the password. I don't know. All I know is that he got banned from using computers at the school for the next 2 years.
Most of the people I know have gmail, so it would work fine for me.Conn wrote:I don't see any reason to use it. It may be better, but it's not widely used ot be worthwhile.sam fisher wrote:but this one is BETTER!
If Google Talk works behind a firewall I might give it a shot.
EDIT: It works for me!
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I think we should use it as a replacement for the existing irc chat system. There's a ton of viruses that go through IRC and AIM, but Google's user agreement is more restrictive than AIM's, so malicious content isn't as much of a problem. (Plus you have to invite people to your list, so you know all the people you communicate with)
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