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Marine Aquarium 3.3 Now Available (May 2014): Marine Aquarium 3.3 is available for download for Windows or Mac.

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Forum: Marine Aquarium 3 for Windows 01-26-2009, 11:59 AM

Replies: 66 Security issue Views: 32,725 Posted By rps Ok, I have to ask: how does a process in the... Ok, I have to ask: how does a process in the null session get a .js to launch in another session? It doesn't seem like that should even be possible under Windows' security rules. ~Ralph S.

Forum: Marine Aquarium 3 for Windows 01-21-2009, 07:40 PM

Replies: 66 Security issue Views: 32,725 Posted By rps By the way: on XP, using beta8f, and screen... By the way: on XP, using beta8f, and screen saver set to require password: I still can't access the website. (Whatever process is being launched when I click the button, dies as soon as MA3...

Forum: Marine Aquarium 3 for Windows 01-21-2009, 06:06 PM

Replies: 66 Security issue Views: 32,725 Posted By rps I understood it. What Dale is saying is, that if... I understood it. What Dale is saying is, that if Edgar's approach to solving the security to hole is to "hide" it, by writing a file somewhere that the [typical] user isn't likely to find, that...

Forum: Marine Aquarium 3 for Windows 01-20-2009, 10:24 AM

Replies: 66 Security issue Views: 32,725 Posted By rps Yeah, I thought of that; but the fact is, if the... Yeah, I thought of that; but the fact is, if the user has configured their system to require a password once the screensaver has kicked in, then [interactive] access to the web is pretty much a...

Forum: Marine Aquarium 3 for Windows 01-19-2009, 04:19 PM

Replies: 66 Security issue Views: 32,725 Posted By rps Actually, I don't think that's the problem at... Actually, I don't think that's the problem at all. This is one heck of a security hole, and to be fair, I think it's as much Microsoft's problem as Jim's. Here's what's happening (as far as I can...

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