>rarely anyone ever uses
It's enabled by default so all that's required to exploit it would be to construct a payload file and name it movie.mp4
It's enabled by default so all that's required to exploit it would be to construct a payload file and name it movie.mp4
In such a would they might even handball submitted obscure codecs to a full build in a sandbox to track bleeding edge malware.
Indeed. A step so obvious it renders comments such as this:
It's enabled by default so all that's required to exploit it would be to construct a payload file and name it movie.mp4
> Which is exactly why reporting the bug is a FAVOR to ffmpeg.
Not sure you have to SHOUT the obvious.
> Would you rather they just quietly fix it on their own and not report it to the maintainers?
What do you suppose the answer to that question to be?
But she ends up getting more criticism than the billionaire who donates nothing. Seems unfair but I guess it's human nature.