Hello Arjen,
I know the kernel developers are working on some of these (and they're
widely published) but the priority is ... well relatively minor.
Think of it this way: to mount a filesystem you need to be root, or your
desktop environment must trust you enough that you have local access to
the machine; if your aim is to crash the machine you have access to...
you can also unplug the power cord :)
LOL!
(but this is a very good argument to make sure our desktop environments
don't mount "external" filesystems such as cds and usb sticks
automatically; especially if the filesystem isn't one native for the
device; eg iso9660 for the cd and vfat for the usb stick)
That is most certainly true. Or at least not ones that you don't want
"always" on.
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