Re: applet security

[Michael Silk <michaelslists () gmail com>]

Hahahaha.

Find another auditing company :)

Applets don't run on the server side. Maybe it _calls_ server side
code (by hitting urls or other channel), but it doesn't run there.
Maybe they want you to put "controls" on that code?

- Michael


On 11 Jan 2006 09:54:31 -0000, test.future () gmail com
<test.future () gmail com> wrote:
> Thanks for all the reply. Maybe I do not put it very clearly in the first email. The auditor's concerns are: Exposure 
> to buffer overflow and environment attacks. So I believe their concern is on server side. Correct me if I'm wrong. 
> They do not go for code review.
>
> What control can we put in place to mitigate the risk? Thanks.

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