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It can be inside of insecure browsers, you're not any more secure than you were before after CORS.
by graphememes 8y ago
It can be inside of insecure browsers, you're not any more secure than you were before after CORS.
- lwansbrough 8y agoUsers with insecure browsers are subjecting themselves to security vulnerabilities, not me. In this case, the service just wouldn’t work for them. Not overly worried about those users because they represent a diminishingly small portion of our user base.
- graphememes 8y agoThe problem is that you can be unaware. It's also not tracked as a metric. Nobody knows how large or small it is. Also, it's easily bypassed.