> They have created technology that use ads for offensive purposes and injecting spyware. As millions of ads compete for the right to penetrate our screens, Isr

> They have created technology that use ads for offensive purposes and injecting spyware. As millions of ads compete for the right to penetrate our screens, Israeli firms are clandestinely selling technology that transforms these ads into tools of surveillance So... there's no possible way you can defend against the attack except for the possible way where you use UBlock Origin? I mean, don't get me wrong, reliably breaking out of the browser sandbox is impressive, but it's not the unstoppable threat the title advertises. (Also, I wonder how vulnerable Firefox is vs WebKit these days. Now that they've caught up on per-origin process isolation, and a lot of the sensitive libraries are written in rust, and others that handle codecs are being compiled to webassembly as a form of hardening... they might be a pretty tough nut to crack by now.)