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would it though - in a C++ app there'd be way less places where people could send you arbitrary code to run over the network ; and if you use any kind of high-l
by jcelerier 6y ago
would it though - in a C++ app there'd be way less places where people could send you arbitrary code to run over the network ; and if you use any kind of high-level network library you'd be well pressed to have any kind of buffer overflow, as all the buffer handling is done in already-vetted libs, such as Qt, Boost, cpp-rest-sdk, etc
- freeone3000 6y agoIt's in the IPC invocation, so for this app in particular, it'd be in the exact same place.
- jcelerier 6y agoI have a hard time seeing how. It seems to work by having some JS code to create a webview getting executed. In a pure C++ app there would be no place that would even be able to interpret that js, or any other "script language" in that pipeline.