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What kind of zero-day does this protect against that wouldn't be blocked by an at-launch-time update check like most regular software uses? If anything, at-laun
by kevingadd 7y ago
What kind of zero-day does this protect against that wouldn't be blocked by an at-launch-time update check like most regular software uses? If anything, at-launch-time is better because Keystone's last update check might have been 2 hours before the 0day patch came out, but at-launch-time would check immediately and notice.
- Already__Taken 7y agoat-launch check would obviously delay launch. Users do not want chrome to start slower I thought this would be obvious.