The SilentBanker man-in-the-browser attack depends on malicious code that is integrated into the browser. These browser helpers are essentially unlimited in what they can do. Suggest a design by which such helpers are more rigorously controlled. Does your approach limit the usefulness of such helpers?
What will be an ideal response?
Two
possible
answers:
(a)
Limit
the
API
calls
the
helpers
can
make.
(b)
Allow
only
helpers
from
a
curated
app
store,
similar
to
Apple's
App
Store
for
iOS
devices.
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