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IMO it's not that clear-cut. A VM is safer than a webpage which is safer than an nacl-plugin, which in turn is safer than an UAP app. But in the end you risk pr
by strictfp 7y ago
IMO it's not that clear-cut. A VM is safer than a webpage which is safer than an nacl-plugin, which in turn is safer than an UAP app. But in the end you risk privilege escalation for everything which isn't airgapped.
- _bxg1 7y agoRight- it's still a big deal, but it isn't a clear and present danger in and of itself for responsible users
- vardump 7y agoWhat makes you think so? How do you know how many exploits people are sitting on, but not using because they don't have a good sandbox escape exploit? Well, now they do have an escape. That useless IE/Chrome exploit might be able to suddenly gain SYSTEM privileges. You can get compromised by such attacks no matter how responsible you are.