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Yes but Flash vulnerabilities are incremental vulnerabilities. So just counting high severity vulnerabilities, the chart is IE: 314. IE with Flash: 483. Chro
by braythwayt 11y ago
Yes but Flash vulnerabilities are incremental vulnerabilities.
So just counting high severity vulnerabilities, the chart is
IE: 314. IE with Flash: 483.
Chrome: 154: Chrome with Flash: 323.
Firefox: 86. Firefox with Flash: 255.
And of course, you can add a third column for Java and a fourth column for browser with Flash and Java.
I have no idea what their bugs-per-line-of-code are, perhaps they have the finest code on the planet. But from a surface area perspective, installing Flash makes you more vulnerable, period. And it really is not necessary, whereas it’s not like you can browse the web in pure Flash and not install a browser.
- anon1385 11y ago>But from a surface area perspective, installing Flash makes you more vulnerable, period. So does turning on Javascript. Yet the popular opinion these days is that disabling Javascript makes you a luddite. Mozilla even hid the option for it in Firefox.