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Chrome has the most vulnerabilities because it's the largest browser by market share by a mile, and so has the greatest number of eyes on it. You also can't ext
by chc4 2y ago
Chrome has the most vulnerabilities because it's the largest browser by market share by a mile, and so has the greatest number of eyes on it. You also can't extrapolate "it was never really secure" from that: practically all software has bugs, especially multi-million line codebases like Chrome. Relative to the average C++ program Chrome is exceedingly secure, and likewise Chrome has been constantly on the cutting edge of introducing new security mitigations. "Is it secure" is not a binary property.
- irundebian 2y agoIt can be a binary property if you define security as a proof of absence of runtime errors which is possible to achieve today.
- saagarjha 2y agoThis isn’t really possible to achieve.
- irundebian 2y agoIt's possible. You can prove absence of runtime errors with Ada/SPARK (which is using theorem provers).