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The difference between attacking Safari and Chrome is that once you've found the browser hole, which may well exist in both browsers, you still need to break ou
by gamache 17y ago
The difference between attacking Safari and Chrome is that once you've found the browser hole, which may well exist in both browsers, you still need to break out of Chrome's sandbox. If one is going to attack a WebKit browser, Safari's definitely the easier choice.