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A browser that's not Firefox or Chrome scares me slightly, considering the amount of resources that go into securing them, yet they all fall at cansecwest. How
by xorcist 12y ago
A browser that's not Firefox or Chrome scares me slightly, considering the amount of resources that go into securing them, yet they all fall at cansecwest.
How vulnerable can I expect to be running Midori?
- TazeTSchnitzel 12y agoMidori is WebKit-based, so it's only as vulnerable as Safari.
- setpatchaddress 12y agoWebKit isn't the only possible source of insecurity in an app that uses it. It may not even be in the top 10 versus things like image and font rendering libraries.
- psgbg 12y agoThat's not actually true. A browser is not as secure as it's engine. The thing is really more complex than that. There are configurations concern, certificates, security layer, apps/plugins/add-ons, bugs within the ui layer...
- TazeTSchnitzel 12y agoSure, but the bulk of the issues are in the renderering engine, and for that they are sorted.
- psgbg 12y agoI know, it's the exposed part after all, but still I wouldn't recommend it as "secure as safari".