On 29 Aug 2020 03:42:37 GMT
Robert Riches wrote:
> There is a solution that significantly decreases risk when
> allowing JavaScript in a web browser:
>
> Run the browser from a different (browser-only) user account
> that has very strictly controlled access to files owned by
> your normal account.
Does nothing for you if the code running in the browser is able to
exploit CPU flaws to achieve privilege escalation.
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