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Even in a modern browser, a renderer exploit (the most sandboxed portion of the browser) gives you access to a large attack surface - the browser process via IP
by nneonneo 1y ago
Even in a modern browser, a renderer exploit (the most sandboxed portion of the browser) gives you access to a large attack surface - the browser process via IPC, the kernel via syscalls, and loads of data from other websites.
So no, an exploit like this is not just “of academic value” even in a sandboxed browser.