> Software used to design and manage synthetic DNA projects may also be susceptible to man in-the-browser attacks First time I heard that phrase 'man in the br

> Software used to design and manage synthetic DNA projects may also be susceptible to man in-the-browser attacks First time I heard that phrase 'man in the browser'. What does it even mean? Browsers now run in their own sandboxes and it's quite hard to run arbitrary untrusted code in a browser (but still possible). Do bad actors burn browser-0days just to inject junk DNA creating sort of mutant pathogens? It would be a great opportunity to create a honeypot and capture those exploits in the wild.