clicks Help->About Google Chrome Updates are disabled by your administrator. welp.
maybe your it overlords just send out updates via a patching solution, i doubt they'd be silly enough to run a browser unpatched in 2019.
right?
Serious Chrome zero-day
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#12What does this mean for Electron Apps?
Electron Apps are basically already malware
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#13This blog post is so watered down and manages to digress at every possible point that it is almost impossible to read. The only useful part of the text are the URLs. Also, this: > A vulnerability, or vuln for short, is a bug that makes software go wrong in a way that reduces computer security. Does anyone actually use this abbreviation?
I have heard it used.
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#14This blog post is so watered down and manages to digress at every possible point that it is almost impossible to read. The only useful part of the text are the URLs. Also, this: > A vulnerability, or vuln for short, is a bug that makes software go wrong in a way that reduces computer security. Does anyone actually use this abbreviation?
I uz vuln evry day n sware dev.
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#15Honest question - why do people use Chrome? It’s from an arguably as-evil company as Facebook. Alternatives exist. What’s the draw?
It's simple, familiar, and works on all their devices?
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#16Honest question - why do people use Chrome? It’s from an arguably as-evil company as Facebook. Alternatives exist. What’s the draw?
I used it because it was fast, now I use Brave and it is fast and private.
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#17clicks Help->About Google Chrome Updates are disabled by your administrator. welp.
I am hoping this is a work PC, because tons of malware use the same setting to prevent Chrome from updating. I see it a lot.
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#18What does this mean for Electron Apps?
If the Electron app never shows untrusted HTML with Javascript enabled, then it's not an issue. Generally, only Electron apps with arbitrary web browsing functionality would do that.
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#19This blog post is so watered down and manages to digress at every possible point that it is almost impossible to read. The only useful part of the text are the URLs. Also, this: > A vulnerability, or vuln for short, is a bug that makes software go wrong in a way that reduces computer security. Does anyone actually use this abbreviation?
> This blog post is so watered down and manages to digress at every possible point that it is almost impossible to read.
Its target audience appears to be ten-year-olds, yet it's inexplicably devoid of memes.
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#20The version that includes the fix was released a few days ago... how is this a 0-day at this point?