Open superblaubeere27 opened 4 years ago
Meh this is useless. Many scripts are open source. There you can see exactly what it does. And those who obfuscate don't want to show the code to others. There will be only a few people who will give the scripts to check.
@Tcm9 No it is not useless.
So yes, the sense is there. But I would be interested to know who will give you his obfuscated script then. Make it so that normal scripts just don't say anything. And for safe scripts it should say that it is safe. This way you don't make everyone insecure if every second script is "unsafe".
No one is forced to give us his script. Only people who want it to be signed do so. If you don't care, just don't give us your script to check it through. This is only supposed to let our users know that a script they are using is 100% safe.
ok
How are you gonna make that work with a public client src tho
I have explained the purpose of script signing multiple times already. I am not going to do it again. Just read what I have said.
You can actually do pretty nasty stuff with scripts and if they're obfuscated it can sometimes be hard to know like sending requests to a website or accessing files that aren't related to scripts
Maybe later. We currently don't have a good concept right now.
Scripts are marked as unsafe as long as they aren't signed by us.