> Q: Google Chrome was the one target left standing. Surprised?
> A: There are bugs in Chrome but they’re very hard to exploit. I have a Chrome vulnerability right now but I don’t know how to exploit it. It’s really hard. The’ve got that sandbox model that’s hard to get out of. With Chrome, it’s a combination of things — you can’t execute on the heap, the OS protections in Windows and the Sandbox.
I still use Chrome even though its become less trendy lately. Beta version has some great features.
I know many people are mad that the linux/mac version isn't available but if you think about it, the reason is the sandbox. Google loves quality and won't release something if its not of high quality. Sandboxing on windows I'm positive is different on a unix based system. And security is key.
> Q: Google Chrome was the one target left standing. Surprised?
> A: There are bugs in Chrome but they’re very hard to exploit. I have a Chrome vulnerability right now but I don’t know how to exploit it. It’s really hard. The’ve got that sandbox model that’s hard to get out of. With Chrome, it’s a combination of things — you can’t execute on the heap, the OS protections in Windows and the Sandbox.