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An exploit that achieves remote code execution just by a browser performing an HTTP request (for example a malicious ad) would be considered a zero-click exploi
by derkades 5y ago
An exploit that achieves remote code execution just by a browser performing an HTTP request (for example a malicious ad) would be considered a zero-click exploit.
- rosndo 5y agoBut then most exploits that involve sending links would also be zero-click, just not deployed in that manner. I think this just goes to show how silly this new terminology is.