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There are some plausible ways it could still be exploited, but, I would say those deserve higher in the stack mitigations. As a contrived example, a game serve
by AdamJacobMuller 9y ago
There are some plausible ways it could still be exploited, but, I would say those deserve higher in the stack mitigations.
As a contrived example, a game server that accepts maps over the network that can contain a scripting language like Lua/javascript could theoretically cause data leaks.
By higher in the stack mitigations, I mean things like neutering the javascript timer accuracy in chrome fix to Meltdown/Spectre.