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Agreed. What makes this worse is that apparently a single component is responsible for so many vulnerabilities over the past ten years. One would hope that over
by praseodym 5y ago
Agreed. What makes this worse is that apparently a single component is responsible for so many vulnerabilities over the past ten years. One would hope that over the years this component would’ve gotten thorough reviewing and have hardening added to make it less exploitable.
- cube00 5y agoLooking at web browsers it doesn't matter how much reviewing and hardening you do, some of this just can't be 100% secured.
- Silhouette 5y agoIt's probably not realistic as long as you insist on writing such a complex and externally accessible application in a relatively low-level and error-prone programming language. Remove that constraint and the odds change considerably. Now notice the companies behind all the major browsers and the companies behind most of the popular recent programming languages are basically the same set, and join the rest of us in wondering how this is still happening.