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Personally I would propose that it would halve the attack surface area. When you have two browser's worth of security at work then something that slips through
by NathanKP 17y ago
Personally I would propose that it would halve the attack surface area. When you have two browser's worth of security at work then something that slips through IE might get caught by Chrome.
In my mind having two browsers would be an advantage security wise.
- icey 17y agoThey don't have to exploit both browsers. They just have to exploit a browser. Their argument is that you now have 2 potential entry points for attack instead of 1.