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Gee, too bad. While their datacenter customers take security very seriously, their ordinary consumers probably run lots more unsigned code (JS, etc).
by wyldfire 9y ago
Gee, too bad. While their datacenter customers take security very seriously, their ordinary consumers probably run lots more unsigned code (JS, etc).
- jerf 9y agoOne of the most dangerous practical manifestations of this is in datacenters, though, where you use it to go poking around in other people's VMs. On the consumer desktop/laptop, there's many other vectors a lot easier to use already, not least of which is plain old social engineering. Right now an in-the-wild virus that tried to use these vulnerabilities would strike me as somebody showboating more than a serious attempt to exploit systems with these methods.