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Care to back that up? Please list this "lot" of WebGL and Native Client exploits. AFAIK there's been < 5 total over 5 years. Compared to the total number of exp
by greggman 12y ago
Care to back that up? Please list this "lot" of WebGL and Native Client exploits. AFAIK there's been < 5 total over 5 years. Compared to the total number of exploits that's certainly doesn't seem like WebGL nor Native Client are an issue.
As for rarely used, I'd guess Google Maps is a pretty well used site that uses WebGL.
- mike_hearn 12y agoWell, just search for "webgl cve", there seem to be quite a few. It exposes 3D drivers to untrusted code, and they can run to millions of lines of code. You're right, Google Maps is a good example of WebGL use. But it could also just be a regular desktop app. People would download it just fine.