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for a browser that hasn't been hardened much This claim is oft repeated, but the only reasons people seem to say it is that multiprocess + sandbox is not in re
by rockdoe 11y ago
for a browser that hasn't been hardened much
This claim is oft repeated, but the only reasons people seem to say it is that multiprocess + sandbox is not in release Firefox (it's in Nightly/Aurora/Beta).
That doesn't necessarily make it true. There's been some blogs since about how the JS <-> C++ sandbox has actually been significantly strengthened, but people just ignore truths that don't fit their preconceptions.
IE/Edge and Chrome also have sandboxes, and they still get cracked every Pwn2Own.
- pjmlp 11y agoIf it isn't in released, it isn't in the majority of people's computers. Normal people don't install development versions. A sandbox isn't full proof, but it is way better than not having anything.