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It can't change Firefox itself if it has no administrative privileges but it can change anything in the user's directories.
by conductor 11y ago
It can't change Firefox itself if it has no administrative privileges but it can change anything in the user's directories.
- hsivonen 11y agoYour scenario already has the malware running with the user's privileges. This means that the malware already has more privileges than sandboxed GMPs in your scenario.
- omeid2 11y agoWhile that is a valid point, it doesn't changes the fact that the more attack surface the more likely to break through. Sometimes you have few limited vulnerabilities that can add up to complete systems compromise.