Poppe Carre :godot: on Nostr: nprofile1q…szne2 Okay, I read that entire CPR report. From what I understand the ...

nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqedetkrr4vw4v0zplx2jey02zdc9rxv7c9ka9rulf5t4fqnrcekmsgszne2 (nprofile…zne2) Okay, I read that entire CPR report. From what I understand the big issue they have is that one can replace the .pck file of a game with malicious code. How is that different from running any suspicious executable off the internet? You can swap out files in *any* program to run malicious code.

Their conclusion of "everyone using Godot programs is potentially under attack" is insane. Anyone downloading anything off the internet is potentially under attack. Or am I missing something?