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It's called a bug. It gets fixed. There's nothing special about this type of bug any more than any bug in the browser.
by greggman 11y ago
It's called a bug. It gets fixed. There's nothing special about this type of bug any more than any bug in the browser.
- 0x0 11y agoRemote screenshoting of hours old content across distinct local user accounts is perhaps more serious than many other bugs, especially when there seems to be a blame game going between the app/os/gpu vendors.
- qb45 11y agoAnd in the mean time you share your porn with NSA for few years.
- ris 11y agoWell, the problem is it isn't a single bug, WebGL is an entire minefield of bugs. OpenGL drivers were generally never written with security in mind, and now all of a sudden we've got untrusted code able to poke away at them. WebGL being enabled by default is insanity in my opinion.