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Too bad no one went after Chrome. Perhaps prize money should be in proportion to difficulty of compromise from previous years. Otherwise, it seems like everyone
by kvs 17y ago
Too bad no one went after Chrome. Perhaps prize money should be in proportion to difficulty of compromise from previous years. Otherwise, it seems like everyone is grabbing the low hanging fruits-- relatively speaking of course. (None of these exploits are "low hanging" in the traditional sense of exploits)
- fnid2 17y agoIf chrome uses webkit, I would expect vulnerabilities there to affect chrome as well.
- cookiecaper 17y agoWebKit browsers do not necessarily share vulnerabilities. Chrome utilizes a unique tabs-and-plugins-as-processes model that makes exploitation and security in Chrome a whole different ball game. WebKit is a library for rendering the web. There is more to a modern browser than that. One of Chrome's major features is its independent process model, and it does a lot to mitigate attacks. All of the browsers will have to switch to something like it eventually.