Brave For Mac Performance Metrics & Benchmarks
I recently started using the Brave web browser on my Mac. I noticed it was quite a lot faster, so I did some benchmarks to find out more. Here's the test results...
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I recently started using the Brave web browser on my Mac. I noticed it was quite a lot faster, so I did some benchmarks to find out more. Here's the test results...
Chrome: Read-only property overwrite in TurboFanVULNERABILITY DETAILSWhile collecting information for a property store, TurboFan bails out if the property isn't writable[2]. Unfortunately, the branch condition[1] does not include one of the store modes, namely `kDefine`. This allows an attacker to overwrite arbitrary non-configurable, read-only properties. It takes a few extra steps to convince TurboFan to
Chrome: Extending non-extensible objects leads to type confusion in V8SUMMARY`v8::internal::JSObject::SetAccessor` doesn't check if the receiver is extensible before adding a new property. A potential attacker can exploit the ability to extend non-extensible objects to achieve arbitrary code execution inside the renderer process.VULNERABILITY DETAILSIn Blink, when a user calls `window.open(url)` or inserts an `iframe` element with
Chrome: Internal JavaScript object access via Origin TrialsVULNERABILITY DETAILS1. `JSObject::DefineAccessor` doesn't ensure that the receiver object is in a valid state before creating an accessor property. This allows callers to extend non-extensible objects and reconfigure non-configurable properties.2. The function is reachable from `IDLMemberInstaller::InstallAttributes`:```IDLMemberInstaller::InstallAttributes ->InstallAttribute ->Object::SetAccessorProperty ->JSObject::DefineAccessor```3. When an origin trial is activated through a `meta`
How to Update Google Chrome If you want to make sure you're on the latest version of Google's Chrome browser, here's how to check and update on the desktop, Apple iOS, and Android devices. By Scott Bay July 2, 2021, 8:50 p.m. You can get a lot done with Google Chrome, which is probably why its use dwarfs that of competing internet browsers like Edge, Firefox, and Safari. Ease of use is a top selling point, too, from cross-platform syncing to quiet updates. For the most part, those updates are on auto-pilot; you don't have to do much beyond opening and closing the browser window. B...