I used Chirpscreen for a while as a screensaver until I realised that it has a huge security loophole (especially for those users who elect to lock the computer once the screensaver starts).
When Chirpscreen starts, I am unable to get back to the system (because windows locks the computer). However, I noticed that I could start my browser through chirpscreen, and (seemingly) be able to post messages on my facebook account, even though the computer is supposedly locked.
I think it might be more of an oversight, but it would be good if it were possible to simply allow one to simply display pictures only, and for all other actions, one would have to log back into the computer first.
Hi, I used Chirpscreen for a
Hi,
I used Chirpscreen for a while as a screensaver until I realised that it has a huge security loophole (especially for those users who elect to lock the computer once the screensaver starts).
When Chirpscreen starts, I am unable to get back to the system (because windows locks the computer). However, I noticed that I could start my browser through chirpscreen, and (seemingly) be able to post messages on my facebook account, even though the computer is supposedly locked.
I think it might be more of an oversight, but it would be good if it were possible to simply allow one to simply display pictures only, and for all other actions, one would have to log back into the computer first.
Tim.