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Yeah - A "hoo-haw" is good. The quicker issues are brought to attention and resolved the better.
by davidpadbury 16y ago
Yeah - A "hoo-haw" is good. The quicker issues are brought to attention and resolved the better.
- axod 16y agoFWIW I think it was an absolute edge case bordering on silliness. if there is a crappy silly caching proxy, an attacker can use websocket to get it to cache things it shouldn't. I think the fact Chrome hasn't done anything about it, (especially since they can auto update and turn off support tomorrow if they wish), is telling.