Microsoft's Gazelle browser: A layperson's explanation

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Actually...

in the words of the hacker that got IE7, time was the *only* reason Chrome was not hacked... let alone the fact that Chrome was not even installed on any of the Windows PC's.

The hacker (can't remember his name now) was asked if the same method could be used on Chrome and he said that he hadn't spent any time looking into Chrome's security holes for the hacking competition.

Thats the point to be taken from these hacking competitions... they only want to win the prize money, theres nothing else to it. So they go with what they know.

BTW, Chrome does have its sandbox but it *usually* uses two tabs per process.

Posted by: MyBlueRex   Posted on: 07/06/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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