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XDC2012: Graphics stack security

XDC2012: Graphics stack security

Posted Oct 1, 2012 4:38 UTC (Mon) by raven667 (subscriber, #5198)
In reply to: XDC2012: Graphics stack security by dlang
Parent article: XDC2012: Graphics stack security

> Server-side window decorations have the potential to label each window as to what app it is part of (users may still ignore the data, but at least it can't be faked by the app)

IIUC applications can set their window title or argv[0] to anything they want and I don't think that's a feature that would likely be dropped making the point moot.


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XDC2012: Graphics stack security

Posted Oct 1, 2012 8:51 UTC (Mon) by renox (guest, #23785) [Link]

> IIUC applications can set their window title or argv[0] to anything they want and I don't think that's a feature that would likely be dropped making the point moot.

And in a secure environement with server side decoration, this application's provided tittle can either be ignored or be added in addition to a color or text which provide the server's view of the application.

That said, one could have virtual desktop/environment which would group application by security level even with client side decoration, of course for single applications this is annoying..


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