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You can't really have 0 days in software that has been eol for years... That would make the term useless. And I'm pretty sure chrome actually is the most "dang
by 411111111111111 6y ago
You can't really have 0 days in software that has been eol for years... That would make the term useless.
And I'm pretty sure chrome actually is the most "dangerous" browser wrt 0days. If they're going to exploit them, it's surely going to be the one with the largest market share.
But yes, the quantity of bugs doesn't necessarily translate to the actual security of the browser.
- aljgz 6y agoFor anyone in the position to be a victim of a targeted attack (like an activist in a suppressing regime) the unexploited 0days can be important. It can be argued that for personal decision making for the general public, the number of exploited ones can be more meaningful.
- bawolff 6y agoThey could have had 0-days at the time. That would help to determine if chrome is just having a bad year due to luck (albeit i think this entire thing is BS)