Indeed. At one point this was a bigger deal, now it seems that this is the new normal. Chrome bought a good decade or so of security for itself by leveraging s

Indeed. At one point this was a bigger deal, now it seems that this is the new normal. Chrome bought a good decade or so of security for itself by leveraging sandboxing, but it seems that attackers have gotten their bearings, so here we are. I'm curious though. 4102 is a v8 vulnerability. That shouldn't be sufficient to take over a computer. I wonder if there's another 0day for Windows/Linux that it's being paired with?