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> doesn't matter what that process does within its own process space Re. phones -- you assume that a process hacks another process. But a there might be vulner
by deepsun 2y ago
> doesn't matter what that process does within its own process space
Re. phones -- you assume that a process hacks another process. But a there might be vulnerability within the process itself, corrupting its own memory. Sandboxing doesn't help.
- gizmo 2y agoWhat matters is that a random app cannot access sensitive data like your passwords, sessions, email. On iOS you can run anything from the app store and it's fine. On Windows any .exe you run can cause havoc.