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It's also a good reason to block javascript. Most browser exploits (even fingerprinting) depend on JS being enabled. Disable it by default, and you're much much
by autoexec 3y ago
It's also a good reason to block javascript. Most browser exploits (even fingerprinting) depend on JS being enabled. Disable it by default, and you're much much safer.
- xtracto 3y agoAnd also a good reason to block http/https, most exploits in the wild are distributed via this protocol. The percentage of malware in this protocol compared to others like ftp, nntp or gopher is outstanding. Disabling it will make you even much safer.