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Yes, one advantage of Chrome's system is that it can be more restrictive than the operating system. And, the pre-scanning is an extra line of defense. I won't
by briansmith 16y ago
Yes, one advantage of Chrome's system is that it can be more restrictive than the operating system. And, the pre-scanning is an extra line of defense.
I won't attempt to explain the integrity system in Windows because I am not that familiar with it. But, Wikipedia says that read access can be blocked based on integrity level too. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandatory_Integrity_Control http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandatory_Integrity_Control
- stuntmouse 16y agoAs a final note, there's no reason why the two couldn't be used in tandem. In fact, they should be.
- briansmith 16y agoI think that Chrome and IE differ in how they split functionality between processes (and thus integrity levels), but both Chrome and IE make extensive use of the various sandboxing tools that Windows offers.