Comment by TacticalCoder

9 hours ago

> It means it can execute arbitrary machine code in the sandbox.

Well which is precisely why we have sandboxes.

To me "executing arbitrary code in the sandbox" is similar to "I don't give a flying fuck for it's what a sandbox is for".

More information is needed. As someone commented: this has to be paired with at least another exploit to make anything remotely useful.

A sandbox is a sandbox. We want to understand how "code running in a sandbox" is "actively exploited".