← Back to context Comment by comex 1 year ago Are these exploits publicly documented? 3 comments comex Reply amluto 1 year ago Some exploit authors love writing up their work. For example:https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2016/12/chrome-os-exp... comex 1 year ago Not backend. amluto 1 year ago There is absolutely nothing special about backends in this regard except that it’s more likely that the attacker doesn’t have access to the code or binary.
amluto 1 year ago Some exploit authors love writing up their work. For example:https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2016/12/chrome-os-exp... comex 1 year ago Not backend. amluto 1 year ago There is absolutely nothing special about backends in this regard except that it’s more likely that the attacker doesn’t have access to the code or binary.
comex 1 year ago Not backend. amluto 1 year ago There is absolutely nothing special about backends in this regard except that it’s more likely that the attacker doesn’t have access to the code or binary.
amluto 1 year ago There is absolutely nothing special about backends in this regard except that it’s more likely that the attacker doesn’t have access to the code or binary.
Some exploit authors love writing up their work. For example:
https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2016/12/chrome-os-exp...
Not backend.
There is absolutely nothing special about backends in this regard except that it’s more likely that the attacker doesn’t have access to the code or binary.