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Yes, but blocking browser access to localhost from non localhost pages would stop the attack by simply visiting a webpage. It’s as much the fault of browsers f
by nojvek 7y ago
Yes, but blocking browser access to localhost from non localhost pages would stop the attack by simply visiting a webpage.
It’s as much the fault of browsers for leaving the hole as Zoom for doing a shady job exploiting it.
Very disappointed at Mozilla for their meh response.
- eknkc 7y agoThey have a web server on your machine. If the browsers did that, they would find some other way to handle this since they have a server running on your computer. I don't think the browser vendors are to blame here.