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I guess that's why the JavaScript type confusion fixed in 67.0.3 was "exploited in the wild"? Because on its own, the rendering/JS process is compromised (which
by dividuum 7y ago
I guess that's why the JavaScript type confusion fixed in 67.0.3 was "exploited in the wild"? Because on its own, the rendering/JS process is compromised (which of course is bad) but it should still be sandboxed from the rest of the system assuming no sandbox escapes (like this one) are known?
- 32032141 7y agoRight. The first CVE gets you for example, cross window access. The second gets you system access outside of the sandbox.