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Just working out the differences between approaches to a SAM session confirmation popup, and as far as I can tell, when the popup needs to happen could be seen in 3 ways
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1: A one-time popup during the HELLO phase which then allows the app to do subsequent SAM operations
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2: A one-time popup during the SESSION phase which then allows the app to do subsequent operations on the session
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3: A popup during the operations that are potentially useful to malware
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but the problem with 2: and 3: is that LOOKUPs can happen between the HELLO and SESSION phases
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and if malware is interested in figuring out information about your I2P router for identification purposes, it might do a LOOKUP for an extensive list of registered domains to see which ones you have stored
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which they could treat like a profile of sites that you often visit
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So in the case of 2, you don't protect against this kind of attack at all, and in the case of 3, you barely protect against it because you either
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1: Pop up the "authorize lookup" dialog every time or
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2: Pop the dialog on the first one and authorize every subsequent lookup
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So I'm not sure, but I *think* that 1: A one-time popup during the HELLO phase which then allows the app to do subsequent SAM operations is the cleanest way to do it that does what it needs to, IMO