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Well... They would hopefully be smarter than committing the fix to the public SVN. By committing the fix, they would effectively be releasing a step-by-step gu

by palish 15y ago

Well... They would hopefully be smarter than committing the fix to the public SVN. By committing the fix, they would effectively be releasing a step-by-step guide on how to exploit the vulnerability.

semenko 15y ago
But it's still an open source project -- perhaps the commits are more evident in their git repo? http://git.chromium.org/gitweb/ http://git.chromium.org/gitweb/ Certainly if you build Chromium from git/SVN now, the bug is fixed. I just find it a little strange that their changelog / list of commits in each version is not true.
- silon4 15y ago
  If it's a flash problem, I don't think Chromium has flash at all.
  - bishamon 15y ago
    As the original article points out, this is not a flash related issue.