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Pedantically, outdated Chrome extensions make for a poor attack vector in the first place because the majority of users get automatic updates, including being d
by Chabsff 3y ago
Pedantically, outdated Chrome extensions make for a poor attack vector in the first place because the majority of users get automatic updates, including being disabled/removed by Google themselves if the dev is gone and a problem is found.
- harkinian 3y agoYeah, I meant if they weren't automatic. Or to make things less theoretical, how often do extension devs currently find and patch security flaws?